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Kacey Marra

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University of Pittsburgh

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Swanson School of Engineering

Bioengineering

Kacey Marra is currently serving as a Bioengineering Professor at University of Pittsburgh.

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University of Pittsburgh

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regenerative medicine biomedical engineering tissue engineering reconstructive surgery materials science orthopaedic surgery plastic surgery orthopedic surgery cell biology stem cell research polymer science wound healing stem cells biomaterials bone research biomaterials design adipose-derived stem cells cell transplantation drug delivery biocompatible materials soft tissue reconstruction composite science wound care vascular biology craniofacial surgery facial plastic surgery peripheral nerve repair material research biopolymers clinical transplantation bone repair stem cell transplantation peripheral nerve injuries orthopaedic research bone marrow transplantation mammalian biology peripheral nervous system adipose stem cells cellular therapy controlled release polymer technology cutaneous biology tissue transplantation mesenchymal stem cells polymer engineering cancer biology peripheral nerve soft tissue surgery transplantation medicine orthopedic biomechanics fat grafting bioactive materials in-situ conversion breast surgery tissue engineering applications double-walled microspheres adipose tissue adipogenic potential tissue development body image peptide engineering bone homeostasis bio-based materials biocomposites biomaterial modeling cell culture surface modification graft survival biodegradable hydrogels bone tissue engineering adipose tissue engineering soft tissue regeneration platelet-rich plasma neurotrophic factor adipose tissue regeneration silk fibroin conduits nerve regeneration biological engineering stem-cell therapy biofabrication

Notable Scholarly Works

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D27. Examining the Potential Influence of Industry Payments on Allograft and Conduit Nerve Repair Outcomes. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Global Open (2024)

Yusuf SurucuYadira VillalvazoKacey G. MarraRobert J. GoitzTeun Teunis

surgeryreconstructive surgeryplastic surgeryindustry paymentseconomic influencesorthopedic surgeryorthopaedic surgery

Evaluation of Dexamethasone-Eluting Cell-Seeded Constructs in a Preclinical Canine Model of Cartilage Repair. Tissue Engineering Part A (2024)

Andy J. LeeLianna R. GangiYizhong Jenny HuAndreea T. DinescuX. Edward GuoChantelle C. BozynskiKeiichi KurokiAaron M. StokerKacey G. MarraGerard A. AteshianJames L. CookClark T. Hung

biomedical engineeringtissue engineeringcartilage repairdexamethasone-eluting cell-seeded constructspreclinical canine model

Soft Tissue Reconstruction. Methods in molecular biology (2024)

Mario Alessandri-BonettiFrancesco M EgroKacey G Marra

molecular biologytissue engineeringsoft tissue reconstruction

Synthetic Conduits Efficacy in Neural Repair: A Comparative Study of Dip-Coated Polycaprolactone and Electrospun Polycaprolactone/ Polyurethane Conduits. Journal of Neural Engineering (2024)

Dzana KatanaJayasinghe N SuwanSara TrbojevicCasey YinVanessa RodgersAlejandro J AlmarzaKacey Marra

comparative studybiomedical engineeringneural engineeringsynthetic conduits efficacyneural tissue engineeringneural repairdip-coated polycaprolactone

24. Improving Re-Epithelization After Burn Injuries: The Role of Pixel-Grafting and Wet Wound Healing. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Global Open (2023)

Yadira VillalvazoPooja HumarFuat Baris BengurShawn J. LoderWayne V. NeroneAlexandra VagonisBahaa ShaabanLauren E. KokaiKacey G. MarraElof ErikssonJ. Peter Rubin

reconstructive surgeryrehabilitationplastic surgeryburn injurieswet wound healingwound healing

575 Single-Stage Trilaminar Skin Reconstruction Following Full-Thickness Burn Injury. Journal of Burn Care & Research (2023)

Fuat Baris BengurShawn J LoderYadira VillalvazoPooja HumarWayne V NeronePhoebe L LeeLauren E KokaiKacey G MarraElof ErikssonJ Peter Rubin

dermatologyfull-thickness burn injuryorthopedic surgery

576 Pixel-Grafting and Negative-Pressure Moist Wound Chambers Improve Re-Epithelization After Burn Injuries. Journal of Burn Care & Research (2023)

Yadira VillalvazoPooja HumarFuat Baris BengurShawn J LoderWayne V NeroneAlexandra VagonisBahaa ShaabanLauren E KokaiKacey G MarraElof ErikssonJ Peter Rubin

rehabilitationwound healingwound careburn injuries

96. Trilaminar Skin Reconstruction Following Full-Thickness Burn Injury: A Single-Staged Novel Approach. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Global Open (2023)

Fuat Baris BengurShawn LoderYadira VillalvazoPooja HumarWayne V. NeronePhoebe L. LeeLauren KokaiKacey MarraElof ErikssonJ Peter Rubin

reconstructive surgeryrehabilitationplastic surgeryfull-thickness burn injurywound healingtrilaminar skin reconstruction

Biodegradable Nerve Guide With Glial Cell Line–Derived Neurotrophic Factor Improves Recovery After Facial Nerve Injury in Rats. Facial Plastic Surgery & Aesthetic Medicine (2023)

Fuat Baris BengurChiaki KomatsuCaroline Nadia FedorShawn LoderJocelyn S. BakerAanchal TotwaniZhazira IrgebayW. Vincent NeroneMario G. SolariKacey G. Marra

functional recoveryrehabilitationplastic surgeryophthalmologybiomedical engineeringregenerative medicineaestheticsmaxillofacial surgeryperipheral nerve injuriesbiodegradable nerve guidemammalian biologyorthopedic surgeryfacial nerve injuryaesthetic plastic surgeryfacial plastic surgery

103. Novel Nerve Guide Containing Gdnf Microspheres Improves Recovery After Facial Nerve Injury in Rats. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Global Open (2022)

Fuat Baris BengurChiaki KomatsuJocelyn S. BakerCaroline Nadia FedorAanchal TotwaniShawn LoderW. Vincent NeroneMario G. SolariKacey G. Marra

reconstructive surgeryrehabilitationplastic surgerygdnf microspheresperipheral nerve injuriesorthopedic surgeryfacial nerve injurynervous systemneuroscienceorthopaedic surgery

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Kacey Marra

Professor

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Swanson School of Engineering

Bioengineering

Kacey Marra is currently serving as a Bioengineering Professor at University of Pittsburgh.

Honors

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Kacey Marra

University of Pittsburgh

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

D27. Examining the Potential Influence of Industry Payments on Allograft and Conduit Nerve Repair Outcomes. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Global Open (2024)

Yusuf SurucuYadira VillalvazoKacey G. MarraRobert J. GoitzTeun Teunis

surgeryreconstructive surgeryplastic surgeryindustry paymentseconomic influencesorthopedic surgeryorthopaedic surgery

Evaluation of Dexamethasone-Eluting Cell-Seeded Constructs in a Preclinical Canine Model of Cartilage Repair. Tissue Engineering Part A (2024)

Andy J. LeeLianna R. GangiYizhong Jenny HuAndreea T. DinescuX. Edward GuoChantelle C. BozynskiKeiichi KurokiAaron M. StokerKacey G. MarraGerard A. AteshianJames L. CookClark T. Hung

biomedical engineeringtissue engineeringcartilage repairdexamethasone-eluting cell-seeded constructspreclinical canine model

Soft Tissue Reconstruction. Methods in molecular biology (2024)

Mario Alessandri-BonettiFrancesco M EgroKacey G Marra

molecular biologytissue engineeringsoft tissue reconstruction

Synthetic Conduits Efficacy in Neural Repair: A Comparative Study of Dip-Coated Polycaprolactone and Electrospun Polycaprolactone/ Polyurethane Conduits. Journal of Neural Engineering (2024)

Dzana KatanaJayasinghe N SuwanSara TrbojevicCasey YinVanessa RodgersAlejandro J AlmarzaKacey Marra

comparative studybiomedical engineeringneural engineeringsynthetic conduits efficacyneural tissue engineeringneural repairdip-coated polycaprolactone

24. Improving Re-Epithelization After Burn Injuries: The Role of Pixel-Grafting and Wet Wound Healing. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Global Open (2023)

Yadira VillalvazoPooja HumarFuat Baris BengurShawn J. LoderWayne V. NeroneAlexandra VagonisBahaa ShaabanLauren E. KokaiKacey G. MarraElof ErikssonJ. Peter Rubin

reconstructive surgeryrehabilitationplastic surgeryburn injurieswet wound healingwound healing

575 Single-Stage Trilaminar Skin Reconstruction Following Full-Thickness Burn Injury. Journal of Burn Care & Research (2023)

Fuat Baris BengurShawn J LoderYadira VillalvazoPooja HumarWayne V NeronePhoebe L LeeLauren E KokaiKacey G MarraElof ErikssonJ Peter Rubin

dermatologyfull-thickness burn injuryorthopedic surgery

576 Pixel-Grafting and Negative-Pressure Moist Wound Chambers Improve Re-Epithelization After Burn Injuries. Journal of Burn Care & Research (2023)

Yadira VillalvazoPooja HumarFuat Baris BengurShawn J LoderWayne V NeroneAlexandra VagonisBahaa ShaabanLauren E KokaiKacey G MarraElof ErikssonJ Peter Rubin

rehabilitationwound healingwound careburn injuries

96. Trilaminar Skin Reconstruction Following Full-Thickness Burn Injury: A Single-Staged Novel Approach. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Global Open (2023)

Fuat Baris BengurShawn LoderYadira VillalvazoPooja HumarWayne V. NeronePhoebe L. LeeLauren KokaiKacey MarraElof ErikssonJ Peter Rubin

reconstructive surgeryrehabilitationplastic surgeryfull-thickness burn injurywound healingtrilaminar skin reconstruction

Biodegradable Nerve Guide With Glial Cell Line–Derived Neurotrophic Factor Improves Recovery After Facial Nerve Injury in Rats. Facial Plastic Surgery & Aesthetic Medicine (2023)

Fuat Baris BengurChiaki KomatsuCaroline Nadia FedorShawn LoderJocelyn S. BakerAanchal TotwaniZhazira IrgebayW. Vincent NeroneMario G. SolariKacey G. Marra

103. Novel Nerve Guide Containing Gdnf Microspheres Improves Recovery After Facial Nerve Injury in Rats. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Global Open (2022)

Fuat Baris BengurChiaki KomatsuJocelyn S. BakerCaroline Nadia FedorAanchal TotwaniShawn LoderW. Vincent NeroneMario G. SolariKacey G. Marra

reconstructive surgeryrehabilitationplastic surgerygdnf microspheresperipheral nerve injuriesorthopedic surgeryfacial nerve injurynervous systemneuroscienceorthopaedic surgery

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