Robert Whitfield Md
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Capsular Contracture Study: Why the Denominator Matters
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August 30, 2026
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August 30, 2026
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0:36Now PlayingHere’s an important denominator check. The Larsen study began with 51 breasts from 50 women. RNA sequencing was performed on 48 samples, and after four outliers were removed, the final transcriptomic analysis appears to include 44 samples. Those numbers represent different stages, so we should not blend them together. Quality control can be appropriate, but it also affects how confidently we generalize. I’ll walk through the findings Thursday at 6 PM Central, 7 PM Eastern. Education only. Join Dr. Rob’s Circle
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