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520 related items for PubMed ID: 29937010

  • 1. Scholarly activity in academic plastic surgery: the gender difference.
    Sasor SE, Cook JA, Duquette SP, Loewenstein SN, Gallagher S, Tholpady SS, Chu MW, Koniaris LG.
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  • 4. Application of the h-Index in Academic Plastic Surgery.
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  • 6. Research productivity and gender disparities: a look at academic plastic surgery.
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  • 8. Gender Differences in Scholarly Productivity Within Academic Gynecologic Oncology Departments.
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  • 10. Sex Differences in Academic Rank and Publication Rate at Top-Ranked US Neurology Programs.
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  • 12. What Effect Does Self-Citation Have on Bibliometric Measures in Academic Plastic Surgery?
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  • 17. Men Receive Three Times More Industry Payments than Women Academic Orthopaedic Surgeons, Even After Controlling for Confounding Variables.
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