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Abstract P16: Detailed Characterization and Functional Analysis of Skin-Resident Leukocytes from Vascularized Composite Allografts in Tolerant Miniature Swine Mixed Chimeras

differences (TCD) as would be expected, they ended with similar final TCD measurements, and surprisingly, helmet therapy duration was similar despite the worse initial asymmetry. This greater rate of TCD change is not explained by the similar age at initiation of helmet therapy. In addition, infants with torticollis who received physical therapy did not have improved final transcranial differences as compared to those who did not receive physical therapy. These results suggest that although torticollis and deformational plagiocephaly often occur handinhand, once the decision to proceed with helmet therapy has been made, their outcomes appear to proceed independently. Therefore, treatment can remain independent, with helmeting for the deformational plagiocephaly, and physical therapy for the torticollis. P16 detailed characterization and Functional analysis of Skin-resident leukocytes from Vascularized composite allografts in tolerant Miniature Swine Mixed chimeras