Citation: Gg. Hallock, Physiological studies using laser Doppler flowmetry to compare blood flow to the zones of the free TRAM flap, ANN PL SURG, 47(3), 2001, pp. 229-233
Citation: Gg. Hallock, A modified technique for harvesting the reverse sural artery flap from theupper part of the leg: Inclusion of a gastrocnemius muscle "cuff" around the sural pedicle - Invited discussion, ANN PL SURG, 47(3), 2001, pp. 274-278
Citation: Gg. Hallock, Expanding the scope of the UltraPulse carbon dioxide laser for skin deepithelialization, PLAS R SURG, 108(6), 2001, pp. 1707-1712
Citation: Gg. Hallock et Da. Lutz, A prospective study of the accuracy of the surgeon's diagnosis and significance of positive margins in nonmelanoma skin cancers, PLAS R SURG, 107(4), 2001, pp. 942-947
Citation: Gg. Hallock, Similar hypertrophy of a vascularized iliac crest and fibula bone graft for a tibial defect one decade later, EUR J PLAST, 23(3), 2000, pp. 142-145
Citation: Gg. Hallock, Impact of the successful flap but failed reconstruction on the true rate of success in free-tissue transfers, J RECON MIC, 16(8), 2000, pp. 589-592
Citation: Gg. Hallock, Value in microsurgery of the ultrapulse carbon dioxide laser for rapid skin deepithelialization, MICROSURG, 20(2), 2000, pp. 47-51
Citation: Gg. Hallock, Both superficial and deep extremity veins can be used successfully as the recipient site for free flaps, ANN PL SURG, 44(6), 2000, pp. 633-636
Citation: Wm. Morrissey et Gg. Hallock, The increase in TRAM flap survival after delay does not diminish long term, ANN PL SURG, 44(5), 2000, pp. 486-490
Citation: Gg. Hallock, Pericardial effusion masquerading as a seroma of the rectus abdominis donor site: The expanding array of its potential morbidity, PLAS R SURG, 106(3), 2000, pp. 741-742
Citation: Gg. Hallock et Dc. Rice, Consideration of the UltraPulse carbon dioxide laser as a tool for skin deepithelialization, ANN PL SURG, 42(6), 1999, pp. 608-612