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Tracheal resection anastomosis in neurologically compromised patients: no longer a contra-indication, with promising outcomes.

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This study reveals that the SOX9–MMP10–ECM axis drives tracheal fibrosis post-injury via the Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway, highlighting the targeted inhibition of SOX9 as a potent therapeutic strategy in #TrachealStenosis.

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