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Maria Hutter

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Visiting LecturerSurgeryMcMaster University

Research

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19 publications.

01

Rapid scaffold-free cell sheet formation and their patterning as building blocks of complex 3D tissue constructs

Khodamoradi M, Jalali S, Hutter MF, Chen Y, Chogan F, Douglas A, Rix G, Challagundla B, Elloso M, Jeschke MG

Lab on a Chip20262 citations
02

Human iPSCs-derived mesenchymal stem cells promote skin regeneration and burn wound healing

Farahat M, Brosset S, Chen Y, Aijaz A, Rix G, Challagundla B, Elloso M, Hutter MF, Rogers IM, Jeschke MG

npj Regenerative Medicine202520 citations
03

Sepsis in burn care: incidence and outcomes

Tedesco DJ, Hutter MF, Khalaf F, Ricciuti Z, Jeschke MG

Military Medical Research202518 citations
04

Challenges of Porcine Wound Models: A Review

Elloso M, Hutter MF, Jeschke N, Rix G, Chen Y, Douglas A, Jeschke MG

International Journal of Translational Medicine202510 citationsOpen Access
05

Sex- and Age-Related Differences in Post-Burn Pathophysiology

Tedesco DJ, Hutter MF, Khalaf F, Pond GR, Jeschke MG

Critical Care Medicine20256 citations
06

SEASONAL DIFFERENCES IN BURN INJURIES AND OUTCOMES AMONG ADULTS AND OLDER ADULTS AT A CANADIAN PROVINCIAL BURN CENTER

Hutter MF, Tedesco DJ, Khalaf F, Jeschke MG

Shock20251 citationsFirst author
07

THE IMPACT OF SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS ON POST-BURN INFLAMMATORY RESPONSES

Hutter MF, Tedesco DJ, Hamm H, Elloso M, Jeschke M

Shock2025First author
08

EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF COMMUNITY-LEVEL SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS ON BURN INCIDENCE AND OUTCOMES

Tedesco DJ, Hutter MF, Hamm H, Elloso M, Jeschke M

Shock2025
09

Life Satisfaction After Burn Injury—A Comprehensive Review

Hutter MF, Smolle C, Kleinhapl J, Kamolz L-P

European Burn Journal20242 citationsFirst author
10

BURNING INSIGHTS: DECIPHERING THE ROLE OF TGFß IN THE POST-BURN HYPERMETABOLIC RESPONSE

Wojtowicz-Piotrowski S, Hutter MF, Khalaf F, Ricciuti Z, Jeschke M

Shock2024
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