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Caroline Maloney

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Medical College of Wisconsin

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Caroline Maloney is currently serving as a Departments Assistant Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

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Medical College of Wisconsin

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pathology sarcoma metastasis cancer cells oncology tumor biology surgery immunology thoracic oncology oncogenes cell biology cancer biology cancer growth surgical oncology malignant disease cancer treatment bronchial neoplasm anatomical pathology cancer research surgical pathology mouse model gastrointestinal surgery pediatric surgery receptor tyrosine kinases clinical research vascular biology laparoscopy gefitinib inhibits invasion organ transplantation dermatological treatment internal medicine venereology clinical transplantation surgical education congenital heart surgery jama oncology reproductive biology reproductive health symptomatic treatment clinical disease clinical case report pancreas transplantation transplantation medicine pediatric gastroenterology minimally invasive procedures congenital heart defects spinal oncology human exposure treatment effects cell growth pancreatic fluid collection pancreatic surgery neural stem cells tumor heterogeneity cancer genomics pediatric orthopedic surgery cancer immunosurveillance immunoediting editorial independence pulmonary blastoma wet chemistry pilonidal disease age groupings pancreas transplantation outcomes pathological criteria conventional local analgesia nonperforated appendicitis mouse osteosarcoma model osteosarcoma cells spontaneous model marfan syndrome pectus deformities cardiac anomalies surgery-accelerated metastasis animal model pediatrics pediatric pulmonology pediatric surgical oncology diagnosis paediatric medicine pediatric urology pediatric anesthesia

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Tiny Beads, Big Problems: Water Bead Ingestions—a Case Series. Children (2025)

biophysicstiny beadswet chemistrywater treatmentwater science

Leveraging Neural Crest-Derived Tumors to Identify Nf1 Cancer Stem Cell Signatures. Cancers (2024)

Sajjad KhanDonia AlsonLi SunCaroline MaloneyDaochun Sun

cancer researchneural crest-derived tumorscancer biology

Leveraging Neural Crest-Derived Tumors to Identify Nf1 Cancer Stem Cell Signatures.. Cancers (Basel) (2024)

oncogenesradiation oncologytumor biologycancer biologystem cell researchcell biologyneural crest-derived tumorsbrain tumor researchmolecular cancercancer researchneural stem cellscancer cellstumor heterogeneitycancer genomicstumor microenvironmentneuro-oncology

Figure S1 From Gefitinib Inhibits Invasion and Metastasis of Osteosarcoma via Inhibition of Macrophage Receptor Interacting Serine-Threonine Kinase 2. (2023)

Caroline MaloneyMichelle P. KallisMorris EdelmanChristopher TzanavarisMartin LesserSamuel Z. SofferMarc SymonsBettie M. Steinberg

oncogenesmetastasispathologyreceptor tyrosine kinasestumor biologymacrophage receptorsarcomagefitinib inhibits invasioncell biologymolecular biologycancer cellstumor microenvironmentcancer biology

Rare, Long-Term Complication After Pancreatoduodenectomy—a Case Report of Cecal Volvulus. Journal of Surgical Case Reports (2021)

pancreatitissurgerypancreatic fluid collectionsurgical pathologycecal volvulusanatomical pathologypancreatic surgery

Abstract Pr13: Surgical Excision of the Primary Tumor in Osteosarcoma Model Results in Enhanced Metastatic Growth by Modulating the Lung Immune Microenvironment. Cancer Research (2020)

metastasispathologysurgical excisionmalignant diseasesarcomaimmunologysurgical oncologybronchial neoplasmlung cancerabstract pr13cancer growththoracic oncologyosteosarcoma model resultstumor microenvironmentcancer treatmentoncology

Do's and Don'ts of the Virtual Interview: Perspectives From Residency and Fellowship Applicants. Journal of Graduate Medical Education (2020)

Christie BuonpaneStephanie YoungRobert TuliszewskiJake FormanMark JayanathanMark DudashCaroline Maloney

fellowship applicantsvirtual interviewmedical educationhigher educationhealth sciences

Gefitinib Blocks Progression of Osteosarcoma Metastasis via Inhibition of Tumor Extravasation From the Pulmonary Vasculature. PEDIATRICS (2020)

oncogenesmetastasispathologyradiation oncologyosteosarcoma metastasisgefitinib blocks progressionsarcomatumor extravasationcancer growththoracic oncologycancer treatmentoncology

Gefitinib Inhibits Invasion and Metastasis of Osteosarcoma via Inhibition of Macrophage Receptor Interacting Serine-Threonine Kinase 2. Molecular Cancer Therapeutics (2020)

oncogenesmetastasispathologyreceptor tyrosine kinasestumor biologymalignant diseasegefitinib inhibits invasionsarcomacell biologytherapeutic targetscancer cellscancer treatmentoncologycancer biology

Gefitinib Treatment Reverses Post-Surgical Pro-Metastatic Immune Changes and Improves Survival in a Mouse Model of Osteosarcoma. International Journal of Surgery (2020)

oncogenesmetastasisradiation oncologymalignant diseasesarcomacancer immunotherapyimmunologysurgical oncologygefitinib treatmentmolecular cancermouse modelcancer cellscancer treatmentoncology

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Caroline Maloney

Assistant Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Departments

Caroline Maloney is currently serving as a Departments Assistant Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

Honors

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Caroline Maloney

Medical College of Wisconsin

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Tiny Beads, Big Problems: Water Bead Ingestions—a Case Series. Children (2025)

biophysicstiny beadswet chemistrywater treatmentwater science

Leveraging Neural Crest-Derived Tumors to Identify Nf1 Cancer Stem Cell Signatures. Cancers (2024)

Sajjad KhanDonia AlsonLi SunCaroline MaloneyDaochun Sun

cancer researchneural crest-derived tumorscancer biology

Leveraging Neural Crest-Derived Tumors to Identify Nf1 Cancer Stem Cell Signatures.. Cancers (Basel) (2024)

Figure S1 From Gefitinib Inhibits Invasion and Metastasis of Osteosarcoma via Inhibition of Macrophage Receptor Interacting Serine-Threonine Kinase 2. (2023)

Caroline MaloneyMichelle P. KallisMorris EdelmanChristopher TzanavarisMartin LesserSamuel Z. SofferMarc SymonsBettie M. Steinberg

oncogenesmetastasispathologyreceptor tyrosine kinasestumor biologymacrophage receptorsarcomagefitinib inhibits invasioncell biologymolecular biologycancer cellstumor microenvironmentcancer biology

Rare, Long-Term Complication After Pancreatoduodenectomy—a Case Report of Cecal Volvulus. Journal of Surgical Case Reports (2021)

pancreatitissurgerypancreatic fluid collectionsurgical pathologycecal volvulusanatomical pathologypancreatic surgery

Abstract Pr13: Surgical Excision of the Primary Tumor in Osteosarcoma Model Results in Enhanced Metastatic Growth by Modulating the Lung Immune Microenvironment. Cancer Research (2020)

Do's and Don'ts of the Virtual Interview: Perspectives From Residency and Fellowship Applicants. Journal of Graduate Medical Education (2020)

Christie BuonpaneStephanie YoungRobert TuliszewskiJake FormanMark JayanathanMark DudashCaroline Maloney

fellowship applicantsvirtual interviewmedical educationhigher educationhealth sciences

Gefitinib Blocks Progression of Osteosarcoma Metastasis via Inhibition of Tumor Extravasation From the Pulmonary Vasculature. PEDIATRICS (2020)

oncogenesmetastasispathologyradiation oncologyosteosarcoma metastasisgefitinib blocks progressionsarcomatumor extravasationcancer growththoracic oncologycancer treatmentoncology

Gefitinib Inhibits Invasion and Metastasis of Osteosarcoma via Inhibition of Macrophage Receptor Interacting Serine-Threonine Kinase 2. Molecular Cancer Therapeutics (2020)

oncogenesmetastasispathologyreceptor tyrosine kinasestumor biologymalignant diseasegefitinib inhibits invasionsarcomacell biologytherapeutic targetscancer cellscancer treatmentoncologycancer biology

Gefitinib Treatment Reverses Post-Surgical Pro-Metastatic Immune Changes and Improves Survival in a Mouse Model of Osteosarcoma. International Journal of Surgery (2020)

oncogenesmetastasisradiation oncologymalignant diseasesarcomacancer immunotherapyimmunologysurgical oncologygefitinib treatmentmolecular cancermouse modelcancer cellscancer treatmentoncology

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