2016 Western Regional Meeting "PhotocourtesyofCarmelCalifornia.com"
January 28‐30, 2016 Carmel, California Participating Societies: Western Section American Federation for Medical Research Western Society for Clinical Investigation Western Association of Physicians Western Society for Pediatric Research Western Student and Resident Medical Research Forum California Thoracic Society Acknowledgements We would like to thank the following organizations for their generous support: Abbott Nutrition AstraZeneca Lilly Mead‐Johnson Save the Date for 2017 WRM: January 26‐28, 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page Number
8
Award Winners
WAP Symposium
10
Joint Plenary Session
35
CME Certification Information
7
Officers
67
CME Disclosure Information on Authors
68-83
Author Index (page number, not the abstract number in journal)
84-91
Maps of Area
92-95
INDEX TO ABSTRACTS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 2016
Concurrent Sessions: 12:30 pm-2:30 pm
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics I
Cardiovascular I
Endocrinology and Metabolism I
Health Care Research I
Immunology and Rheumatology I
Infectious Diseases I
Neonatal Pulmonary I
Neonatology General I
Carmel Research Prize Recipient Presentation I
Concurrent Sessions: 3:30pm-6:00 pm
Cardiovascular II
Community Health I
Global Health
Hematology and Oncology I
Neonatal Pulmonary II
Neonatology General II
Neuroscience I
Pulmonary and Critical Care I
Surgery I
Welcome Reception and Poster Session
Abstract No.
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9-15
16-22
23-30
31-38
39-44
45-52
53-60
Page No.
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61-68
69-78
79-88
89-98
99-106
107-116
117-126
127-136
137-146
147-225
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 2016
Joint Plenary Session
226-229
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Concurrent Sessions: 12:30 pm-2:30 pm
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics II
Cardiovascular III
Endocrinology and Metabolism II
230-235
236-243
244-249
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Gastroenterology
Genetics
Neonatal Pulmonary III
Neonatology General III
Neonatology Perinatal Biology I
Surgery II
Carmel Research Prize Recipient Presentation II
Concurrent Session: 3:30 pm-6:00 pm
Behavior and Development
Community Health II
Health Care Research II
Hematology and Oncology II
Infectious Diseases II
Morphogenesis and Malformations
Neonatology General IV
Nephrology and Hypertension
Neuroscience II
Surgery III
250-254
255-262
263-270
271-278
279-286
287-294
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295-302
303-312
313-320
321-330
331-337
338-345
346-353
354-359
360-367
368-377
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 2016
Concurrent Sessions: 8:00 am-10:00 am
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics III
Community Health III
Endocrinology and Metabolism III
General Internal Medicine and Aging
Neonatology General V
Neonatology Perinatal Biology II
Pulmonary and Critical Care II
Surgery IV
378-385
386-393
394-401
402-409
410-417
418-423
424-429
430-437
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Concurrent Session: 10:15 am-11:45 am
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics IV
Health Care Research III
Hematology and Oncology III
Immunology and Rheumatology II
Neonatal Pulmonary IV
Neonatology General VI
Neonatology Perinatal Biology III
Neuroscience III
438-443
444-449
450-455
456-459
460-465
466-471
472-476
477-480
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Program at-a-glance
2016 WESTERN REGIONAL MEETING
PROGRAM AT-A-GLANCE
Carmel, California
January 28-30, 2016
TIME
ACTIVITY & LOCATION
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 2016
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Registration
Sunset Center – Entry Lobby
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Speaker Ready Room
Sunset Center
9:00 am – 11:30 am
WAP Symposium
Diseases without Borders
Studio 105
9:30 am – 12:00 pm
WSPR Council Meeting
Sunset Center – Bingham #3
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
How to Choose a Residency with a Research Focus
Bring own lunch
Open to all students
Sunset Center – Chapman #4
11:35 am – 12:30 pm
New Investigator Workshops
(Intended for Fellows and Jr. Faculty – Additional charge of $10 and lunch will be provided)
Finding Your Niche in Research
Nevin Wilson, MD, University of Nevada School of Medicine, Las Vegas
Marybeth Hogan, MD, University of Nevada
School of Medicine, Las Vegas
Sunset Center – Green Room
11:35 am – 12:00 pm
WAP Business Meeting
Studio 105
12:30 pm – 2:30 pm
2:35 pm – 3:25 pm
Concurrent Sessions
Sunset Center
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics I – Carpenter Hall
Cardiovascular I – Promenade Lobby
Endocrinology and Metabolism I – Bingham #3
Health Care Research I – Babcock #6
Immunology and Rheumatology I – Chapman #4
Infectious Diseases I – Conductor’s Room
Neonatal Pulmonary I – Rehearsal Room
Neonatology General I – Studio 105
Carmel Research Prize Recipient Presentation I
Cinnamon S. Bloss, PhD, University of California San Diego
Henry Lee, MD, Stanford University
(all invited)
Sunset Center - Studio 105
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Program at-a-glance
TIME
3:30 pm – 6:00 pm
ACTIVITY & LOCATION
Concurrent Sessions
Sunset Center
Cardiovascular II – Promenade Lobby
Community Health I – Carpenter Hall
Global Health – Conductor’s Room
Hematology and Oncology I – Green Room
Neonatal Pulmonary II – Rehearsal Room
Neonatology General II – Babcock #6
Neuroscience I – Chapman #4
Pulmonary and Critical Care I – Studio 105
Surgery I – Bingham Room #3
6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Welcome Reception and Poster Session
Jointly sponsored by
WAFMR, WAP, WSCI, WSMRF, and WSPR
All welcome and encouraged to attend (Shuttle provided from Sunset Center)
Carmel Mission Inn – Carmelo Ballroom:
3665 Rio Road, Carmel, CA 93923
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Abbott Nutrition WSPR Reception
Open to all WSPR members, trainees, and guests
Poseidon Room, La Playa Hotel
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
WAP Council Meeting
(by invitation only)
St. Tropez Restaurant - Dolores Avenue between Ocean and Seventh
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
WAFMR Business Meeting
(by invitation only)
Forge in the Forest
FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 2016
7:00 am – 8:00 am
How Do I Join the WSMRF Student Board of Directors?
Carmel Mission Inn – Lobby
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Registration
Sunset Center – Entry Lobby
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Speaker Ready Room
Sunset Center
8:00 am – 11:40 am
Joint Plenary Session
Diseases without Borders
WAFMR, WSCI, WAP, and WSPR
Sunset Center – Theater
WSCI Outstanding Investigator Award
WSPR Abbott Nutrition David W. Smith Pediatric Trainee Research Award
WSPR Abbott Nutrition Lowell Glasgow Student Research Award
WSPR Abbott Nutrition Young Investigator Research Award
WSPR Joseph W. St. Geme, Jr. Education Award
E.E. Osgood Award
WAFMR Outstanding Investigator Award
WSPR Stanley Wright Lecture
WAP Distinguished Lecture
Mayo Soley Award Presentation
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Program at-a-glance
TIME
ACTIVITY & LOCATION
11:15 am – 12:15 pm
Meet the Mentors: Lunch with Carmel Research Prize Recipients
Panel Discussion
(Intended for Students and Residents)
Cinnamon S. Bloss, PhD, University of California San Diego
Henry Lee, MD, Stanford University
Melanie Cree Green, MD, PhD, University of Colorado School of Medicine
Jose R Suarez, MD, MPH, PhD, University of California San Diego
(limited availability 45, Additional charge of $10 and lunch will be provided)
Sunset Center - Studio 105
11:40 am – 12:30 pm
Investigator Workshop
(Intended for Fellows and Jr. Faculty)
(Additional charge of $10 and lunch will be provided)
How To Pick a Good Scientific Question
W. Conrad Liles, University of Washington
Sunset Center – Green Room
11:40 am – 12:00 pm
WSCI Society Business Meetings
Sunset Center – Theater
11:40 am – 12:00 pm
WSPR Business Meeting
Sunset Center – Theater
12:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Concurrent Sessions
Sunset Center
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics II – Studio 105
Cardiovascular III – Promenade Lobby
Endocrinology and Metabolism II – Bingham #3
Gastroenterology – Babcock #6
Genetics – Rehearsal Room
Neonatal Pulmonary III – Carpenter Hall
Neonatology General III – All Saints Church, Seccombe Hall
Neonatology – Perinatal Biology I – Chapman #4
Surgery II – Conductor’s Room
1:00 pm – 5:30 pm
California Thoracic Society Meeting
Quail Lodge
8205 Valley Greens Drive, Carmel, CA 93923
2:35 pm – 3:25 pm
Carmel Research Prize Recipient Presentation II
Melanie Cree Green, MD, PhD, University of Colorado School of Medicine
Jose R Suarez, MD, MPH, PhD, University of California San Diego
(all invited)
Sunset Center - Studio 105
3:30 pm – 6:00 pm
Concurrent Sessions
Sunset Center
Behavior and Development I - Chapman #4
Community Health II – Promenade Lobby
Health Care Research II – Babcock #6
Hematology and Oncology II – Carpenter Hall
Infectious Diseases II – Bingham Room #3
Morphogenesis and Malformations – Rehearsal Room
Neonatology General IV – All Saints Church, Seccombe Hall
Nephrology and Hypertension – Green Room
Neuroscience II – Conductor’s Room
Surgery III – Studio 105
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Program at-a-glance
TIME
ACTIVITY & LOCATION
6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
University of Washington Reception
All UW faculty, fellows, residents and students invited
Mission Ranch - 26270 Dolores Street
6:15 pm – 7:15 pm
Genetics and Morphology Club
Sunset Center – Rehearsal Room
6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Western Respiratory Club Dinner
Quail Lodge -Ballroom
8205 Valley Greens Drive, Carmel, CA 93923
6:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Western Perinatal Club
LaPlaya Hotel
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 2016
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Speaker Ready Room
Sunset Center
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Registration
Sunset Center – Entry Lobby
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Concurrent Sessions
Sunset Center
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics III – Rehearsal Room
Community Health III – Conductor’s Room
Endocrinology and Metabolism III – Bingham Room #3
General Internal Medicine and Aging – Babcock #6
Neonatology General V – Carpenter Hall
Neonatology Perinatal Biology II – Studio 105
Pulmonary and Critical Care II – Promenade Lobby
Surgery IV – Green Room
10:00 am – 10:15 am
10:15 am – 11:45 am
Break
Concurrent Sessions
Sunset Center
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics IV– Rehearsal Room
Health Care Research III – Babcock #6
Hematology and Oncology III – Green Room
Immunology and Rheumatology II – Conductor’s Room
Neonatal Pulmonary IV – Bingham Room #3
Neonatology General VI – Carpenter Hall
Neonatology Perinatal Biology III – Promenade Lobby
Neuroscience III – Chapman #4
11:50 am – 2:00 pm
Society Officers Planning Meeting
(by invitation only)
Sunset Center - Studio 105
1:30 pm – 5:30 pm
California Thoracic Society Meeting
Quail Lodge
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CME Certification
CME Certification
This Live activity, 2016 Western Regional Meeting, with a beginning date of January 28, 2016, has been reviewed and is
acceptable for up to 21.50 Prescribed credits by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Physicians should claim only
the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
AMA/AAFP Equivalency: AAFP Prescribed credit is accepted by the American Medical Association as equivalent to AMA
PRA Category 1 credit(s)™ toward the AMA Physician’s Recognition Award. When applying for the AMA PRA, Prescribed
credit earned must be reported as Prescribed, not as Category 1.
An electronic credit request/evaluation survey will be emailed to you after the program. This electronic survey will allow
you to provide your evaluation of this educational activity in addition to requesting AMA PRA, Prescribed credit earned
must be reported as Prescribed, not as Category 1.
You will receive the link and instructions in your email inbox on Monday, February 1, 2016. If you do not receive your
link to the evaluation in your email inbox, please contact us at admin@afmr.org. Original certificates for this conference
may be claimed until February 29, 2016. Duplicate certificates are available at any time.
We would also like to thank the following for reviewing the abstracts and to the Lead Reviewer’s for organizing the sessions:
Kenneth E. Izuora
Vipul Jain
Lauren Jantzie
Marilyn Jones
Lisa Joss-Moore
Alberta Kong
Kristina Lee
Edward Lee
Henry C. Lee
Juan N. Lessing
W. Conrad Liles
Henry C. Lin
Carlin Long
Bryan J. McColgan
Philippe Montgrain
Yona Nicolau
Jorge Nieva
Lee Pu
Mary Ramos
Ann Reynolds
Robert S. Ross
Michael Schivo
Neil Sun Rhodes
Nicole Tartaglia
Kristina M. Utzschneider
David Viskochil
Raj Vyas
James Wallace
Craig Wong
Clyde Wright
Margaret Adam
Kurt Albertine
Kathleen Angkustsiri
Jorge N. Artaza
Maralyssa Bann
Jennifer L. Barton
Michel Baudry
Arlin B. Blood
Yvette Bordelon
Laura D. Brown
Fred Buckner
Christopher Chang
Marie-Francoise Chesselet
Michel Chonchol
Keith K. Colburn
Lloyd Damon
Kevin Deane
Ian H. DeBoer
Thomas Deloughery
Sarah Dugan
Ravi Durvasula
Josephine M. Enciso
Erika Fernandez
Camille Fung
Renata Gallagher
Peter Ganz
David Gilbert
Joshua I. Goldhaber
Subhas Gupta
Kellie Hawkins
Deborah Huang
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Award winners
2016 Western Regional Meeting Award Winners
Leslie Colip, University of New Mexico Health Science Center
Yasmin Aghajan, University of California, San Diego
McHale Anderson, University of Washington School of Medicine
Eleonore Breuning, BC Children’s Hospital
Amy Cruickshank, University of Oklahoma
Sarah Daley, University of Arizona
Shanlee Davis, University of Colorado
Sarah Dill, University of Colorado
Dawn Gano, University of California, San Francisco
Theodore Gobillot, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Megan Gossling, University of Colorado
Linh Ho, University of Colorado School of Medicine
Lauren Jantzie, University of New Mexico
Naima Kotadia, University of British Columbia
Brooks Kuhn, UC Davis Medical Center
Julia Lee, UC Davis Medical Center
Jina Lim, University of California, Los Angeles
Ivy Lin, University of Arizona
Sonia Lin, University of Southern California
Katherine Lind, University of Colorado School of Medicine
Brianna MacQueen, University of Utah
Sidharth Mahapatra, University of Nebraska Medical Center
Deepti Mathur, LAC+USC Medical Center, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Natalia Moss, University of New Mexico
Dilip Nagarkar, University of Washington
Maide Ozen, Stanford University School of Medicine
David Pavlik, University of New Mexico
Amelie Peisl, University of Colorado Medical School
Edmund Posadas, University of California, San Diego
Melody Rasouli, University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine
Rebecca Rieger, University of New Mexico
Katya Rubinow, University of Washington
Maura Ruzhnikov, Stanford University
Takeshi Saito, University of Southern California
Lawrence Shiow, University of California, San Francisco
Ann Simones, University of Minnesota, Masonic Children’s Hospital
Sonia Solomon, Valley Children’s Hospital
Caitlin Stiglmeier, University of Utah, Mota Fofalia Children’s Hospital
Abhilasha Surampalli, University of California, Irvine
Clara Vu, Loma Linda University
Tarik Walker, University of Colorado School of Medicine
Brian Walsh, University of Colorado School of Medicine
Claudia Weinheimer, University of Utah
Theodore Wilson, University of Utah
Jonathan Yaghoubian, Western University of Health Sciences
Xin Yue, Cedars Sinai Medical Center
Evan Zahn, Cedars Sinai Medical Center
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WSPR Mead Johnson Travel Award Winner
WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner
WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner
WAFMR Scholar Awardee
WAFMR Scholar Awardee
WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner
WAFMR Scholar Awardee
WSCI Travel Award Winner
WSPR Mead Johnson Travel Award Winner
WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner
WSPR Mead Johnson Travel Award Winner
WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner
WSPR Abbott Nutrition Young Investigator Award
WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner
WAFMR Scholar Awardee
WSCI Travel Award Winner
WAFMR Scholar Awardee
WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner
WSCI Travel Award Winner
WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner
Abbott Subspecialty Award
WSCI Travel Award Winner
Abbott Subspecialty Award
Abbott Subspecialty Award
WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner
WAFMR Scholar Awardee
WAFMR/WAP Outstanding Resident Award Winner
Abbott Subspecialty Award
WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner
Abbott Subspecialty Award
Abbott Subspecialty Award
WSCI Travel Award Winner
WSPR Mead Johnson Travel Award Winner
WAFMR Outstanding Investigator Award Winner
WSPR Abbott Nutrition David W. Smith Pediatric Trainee Research Award Winner
WSPR Mead Johnson Travel Award Winner
WSPR Outstanding Resident Award Winner
WSCI Travel Award Winner
Abbott Subspecialty Award
WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner
WAFMR Scholar Awardee
WSPR Abbott Nutrition Lowell Glasgow Student Research Award Winner
Abbott Subspecialty Award
WSPR Mead Johnson Travel Award Winner
WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner
E.E. Osgood Award
WSCI Travel Award Winner
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Western Meeting Program
SPECIALTY CLUB ANNOUNCEMENTS
Friday, January 29, 2016
GENETICS AND MORPHOLOGY CLUB
6:15 PM – 7:15 PM
Rehearsal Room – Sunset Center
Genetic Unknowns and Rare Knowns
Contact person: Joseph Shieh and Jon Bernstein
WESTERN PERINATAL CLUB
Sponsored by the Perinatal Sections of AAP Districts VIII and IX
and
The California Association of Neonatologists
LaPlaya Carmel Hotel
6:00 PM – Reception
6:30 – 7:30 PM
Perinatal Briefing
DELAYED CORD CLAMPING: TRANSFERRING EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE
Featured Speaker: Ryan McAdams, MD, University of Washington
Supported by Mead Johnson Nutrition
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
DISEASES WITHOUT BORDERS
Thursday, January 28, 2016
9:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Sunset Center – Studio 105
W. Conrad Liles and Ravi Durvasula, Presiding
9:00
THE GLOBAL LEISHMANIA EPIDEMIC: TRANSLATIONAL STRATEGIES FOR CONTROL.
Abhay Satoskar, Ohio State University School of Medicine
9:45
GLOBAL TRENDS IN CHAGAS DISEASE.
Caryn Bern, University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine
10:30
BREAK
10:45
GLOBAL BURDEN OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.
Gregory A. Roth, University of Washington
11:30
ADJOURN
11:35
WAP BUSINESS MEETING
INVESTIGATOR WORKSHOP
Thursday, January 28, 2016
11:35 AM – 12:30 PM
The American Federation for Medical Research and the Tri-Societies are pleased to sponsor a workshop for Fellows and
Junior Faculty. Additional charge of $10 and lunch will be provided.
FINDING YOUR NICHE IN RESEARCH
Nevin Wilson, MD, University of Nevada School of Medicine, Las Vegas
Marybeth Hogan, MD, University of Nevada School of Medicine, Las Vegas
Sunset Center – Green Room
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Western Meeting Program
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Thursday, January 28, 2016
12:30 PM – 2:30 PM
Jointly sponsored by
WESTERN SECTION AMERICAN FEDERATION FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION
WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC RESEARCH
WESTERN STUDENT MEDICAL RESEARCH FORUM
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics I ................................................................................................. Carpenter Hall
Cardiovascular I .......................................................................................................................................... Promenade Lobby
Endocrinology and Metabolism I ......................................................................................................................... Bingham #3
Health Care Research I ..........................................................................................................................................Babcock #6
Immunology and Rheumatology I ....................................................................................................................... Chapman #4
Infectious Diseases I ................................................................................................................................... Conductor’s Room
Neonatal Pulmonary I .................................................................................................................................... Rehearsal Room
Neonatology – General I .........................................................................................................................................Studio 105
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics I
Carpenter Hall (Sunset Center)
Craig Wong and Walter Dehority, Presiding
12:30
PREDICTING HEIGHT IN A PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT USING ULNAR LENGTH.
MA Rasouli, CJ Newth, RG Khemani and PA Ross, Los Angeles, CA. University of Southern California Keck
School of Medicine (Abbott Subspecialty Award)
Abstract 1
12:45
MODALITY OF TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH DIARRHEAL HUS IN ACUTE RENAL FAILURE
DOES NOT AFFECT LONG TERM OUTCOME AND SURVIVAL IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS.
S Solomon, Fresno, CA. Valley Children’s Hospital (WSPR Outstanding Resident Award Winner)
Abstract 2
1:00
AN UNUSUAL PRESENTATION OF A HIGHLY MALIGNANT TUMOR.
S Bhoopalan and SU Das, Las Vegas, NV. University of Nevada School of Medicine
Abstract 3
1:15
COMPARISON OF HEAD CT USAGE BY PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE PROVIDERS IN
CHILDREN WITH HEAD INJURY BEFORE AND AFTER PECARN GUIDELINES.
K Morgan, M Hudkins, H Chandnani, D Chao and J Fisher, Las Vegas, NV; Loma Linda, CA and San Diego, CA.
University of Nevada School of Medicine
Abstract 4
1:30
A RETROSPECTIVE DATABASE REVIEW OF POTENTIAL RISK FACTORS, PREDICTORS AND
INCIDENCE OF POST-CONCUSSION SYNDROME IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS.
Z Oleskey and M Mortazavi, Tucson, AZ. University of Arizona College of Medicine
Abstract 5
1:45
EVALUATING TRENDS IN HEADACHE AND REVISION SURGERY FOLLOWING CRANIAL VAULT
REMODELING FOR CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS.
E Pellicer, B Saltzmann and E Gallagher, Seattle, WA. University of Washington / Seattle Children’s Hospital
Abstract 6
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2:00
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MINIMAL RESIDUAL DISEASE AND MITOCHONDRIAL DNA IN
CHILDHOOD B-CELL LYMPHOMA.
T Shieh, M Ueoka, K Kaneta, C Nakamura, J Kuroda, M Agsalda-Garcia and B Shiramizu, Honolulu, HI. John
A. Burns School of Medicine
Abstract 7
2:15
HOSPITAL COURSE OF PEDIATRIC PATIENTS ADMITTED FOR INTUSSUSCEPTION.
J Orosco and B Afghani, Anaheim, CA, Long Beach, CA and Irvine, CA. Children’s Hospital of Orange County
Abstract 8
Cardiovascular I
Promenade Lobby (Sunset Center)
Peter Ganz and Carlin Long, Presiding
12:30
DOES INFECTION TRIGGER THE IMMUNE SYSTEM FOR REJECTION OR ANTIBODY PRODUCTION
AFTER HEART TRANSPLANTATION?
A Lipson, T Aintablian, M Hamilton and JA Kobashigawa, Los Angeles, CA. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Abstract 9
12:45
IS CHRONIC LUNG DISEASE FEV1/FVC <70% A MARKER FOR PROLONGED INTUBATION
IMMEDIATELY POST-TRANSPLANTATION?
T Manayan, T Aintablian, S Siddiqui, M Hamilton and JA Kobashigawa, Los Angeles, CA.
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Abstract 10
1:00
RESOURCE UTILIZATION IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR NEONATES WITH HYPOPLASTIC
LEFT HEART SYNDROME.
M Luu, PS Friedlich, J Votava-Smith, J Pruetz, R Subramanyan and A Lakshmanan, Los Angeles, CA. Children’s
Hospital Los Angeles
Abstract 11
1:15
IS THE INCIDENCE OF ATRIAL SEPTAL DEFECTS INCREASED IN EXTREMELY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT
INFANTS?
C Hayek, M Ebrahimi, R Cayabyab, M Uzunyan, R Ramanathan and B Siassi, Los Angeles, CA. LAC+ USC
Medical Center
Abstract 12
1:30
TRANS-CATHETER CLOSURE OF PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS IN SEVERELY PREMATURE
NEONATES: A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR A VEXING PROBLEM.
D Peck, E Zahn, R Garg, A Phillips, M McRae, C Simmons, P Nevin and K Basacker, Los Angeles, CA.
Cedars-Sinai (WSCI Travel Award Winner)
Abstract 13
1:45
CELIAC TRUNK CALCIFICATION: ASSOCIATIONS WITH RISK FACTORS, SYSTEMIC CALCIFIED
ATHEROSCLEROSIS, AND MORTALITY.
T Lin and M Allison, San Diego, CA. University of California, San Diego
Abstract 14
2:00
ORGAN TURN DOWN AT A SINGLE CENTER: DONOR HEART ORGAN TURN DOWN, IS IT RATIONAL?
E Norris, T Aintablian, M Hamilton and JA Kobashigawa, Los Angeles, CA. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center (WAFMR/
WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner)
Abstract 15
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Endocrinology and Metabolism I
Bingham Room #3 (Sunset Center)
Kristen Nadeau and Stephanie Page, Presiding
12:30
GROWTH HORMONE IS INVOLVED IN HUMAN COLON TUMOR GROWTH.
CA Bailey, V Chesnokova, S Zonis and S Melmed, Chino Hills, CA and Los Angeles, CA. Cedars-Sinai Medical
Center
Abstract 16
12:45
FOLLISTATIN PROTECTS AGAINST DIET-INDUCED OBESITY AND IMPROVES GLOBAL
METABOLOMICS IN ADIPOSE TISSUES.
R Singh, ST Reddy, M Braga, X Liu, M Parveen, D Stout, K Reue, S Pervin, Los Angeles, CA. Charles R. Drew
University
Abstract 17
1:00
ESCALATING DOSES OF TESTOSTERONE INCREASE LEAN BODY MASS AND HEMATOCRIT
WITHIN THREE MONTHS, IN HEALTHY MEDICALLY CASTRATE MEN.
A Thirumalai, L Cooper, J Amory and S Page, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 18
1:15
CYSTIC FIBROSIS RELATED DIABETES IS A PREDICTOR OF INCREASED INCIDENCE OF CHRONIC
PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA.
MA Szkudlinska, M Crull, E Caldwell, ML Aitken and CH Goss, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 19
1:30
NON-ALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER DISEASE IN OBESE ADOLESCENT GIRLS IS ASSOCIATED WITH
INSULIN RESISTANCE AND PREDICTORS OF CARDIOMETABOLIC DISEASE.
RL Sewell, L Pyle, A Scherzinger, M Cree-Green and K Nadeau, Aurora, CO. University of Colorado School of
Medicine
Abstract 20
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Abstract 21
1:45
THE EFFECT OF OBESITY AND INSULIN RESISTANCE ON REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTION IN EARLY
PUBERTAL BOYS.
M Tsang, K Nadeau, A Hilkin, J Chosich, PE Zeitler, N Santoro and M Kelsey, Berkeley, CA and Aurora, CO.
University of California, Berkeley
Abstract 22
Health Care Research I
Babcock #6 (Sunset Center)
David Evans and Brian Walker, Presiding
12:30
INTENSE THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC
PLANTAR FASCIITIS.
DN Christensen, L Latt and A McNelly, Tucson, AZ. University of Arizona
Abstract 23
12:45
A BIOFEEDBACK SMART CANE TO REDUCE KNEE LOADING ASSOCIATED WITH
OSTEOARTHRITIS.
M Hinchcliff, R Routson, A Segal, P Suri, J Czerniecki and P Aubin, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 24
1:00
A REVIEW OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF VALIDATED QUALITY OF LIFE (QOL) PATIENT
REPORTED OUTCOME MEASURES (PROMS) IN PAEDIATRIC PLASTIC SURGERY.
JM Roller, RJ Courtemanche and DJ Courtemanche, Vancouver, BC, Canada. British Columbia’s Children
Hospital
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REDUCING EXPOSURE OF HEALTH CARE JANITORIAL WORKERS TO PERACETIC ACID,
SPORICIDAL TO CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE.
LW Raymond, P Klasing, M Daniel and J Fuller, Charlotte, NC. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Abstract 26
1:30
EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN UTILIZATION OF ULTRASOUND IN ARIZONA.
MT Wyman, R Amini, NC Hernandez and S Adhikari, Tucson, AZ. University of Arizona College of Medicine
Abstract 27
1:45
EXPLORING PALLIATIVE CARE CONSULTATIONS IN THE NEURO-INTENSIVE CARE UNIT.
LN Tran, A Back and C Creutzfeldt, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 28
2:00
FACTORS AFFECTING PATIENTS’ DISCUSSIONS ABOUT END-OF-LIFE CARE.
S Fakhri, R Engelburg, L Downey and JR Curtis, Covington, WA and Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 29
2:15
SEROLOGIC IMMUNITY AGAINST VARICELLA, MUMPS, RUBEOLA, RUBELLA AND HEPATITIS B IN
HEALTH CARE APPLICANTS WITH INDETERMINATE IMMUNIZATION HISTORY.
LW Raymond, A McWilliams and L Crutchfield, Charlotte, NC. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Abstract 30
Immunology and Rheumatology I
Chapman #4 (Sunset Center)
Kevin Deane, Presiding
12:30
ALTERATIONS IN THE COLONIC MICROBIOME PRECEDE THE DEVELOPMENT OF RHEUMATOID
ARTHRITIS.
JD Hendrickson, G Mehta, N Banda, C Robertson, D Frank, K Demourelle, K Deane and K Kuhn, Aurora, CO.
University of Colorado
Abstract 31
12:45
TREATMENT OF IGG4-RELATED PACHYMENINGITIS IN A PATIENT WITH STEROID
INTOLERANCE: THE ROLE OF EARLY USE OF RITUXIMAB.
V Gospodarev, JR Câmara, V Chakravarthy, R Dietz, M Wood, A Perry, K De Los Reyes and R Raghavan,
San Francisco, CA and Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University School of Medicine
Abstract 32
1:00
CLINICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH FATIGUE IN SPONDYLOARTHRITIS.
DT Nhan, J Walsh, A Reimold and L Caplan, Aurora, CO, Dallas, TX and Salt Lake City, UT. University of
Colorado School of Medicine
Abstract 33
1:15
DETERMINING THE ROLE OF THE TYK2 PROTECTIVE VARIANT P1104A IN INTERLEUKIN-12
SIGNALING AND HELPER T CELL TYPE 1 POLARIZATION.
A Misakian, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 34
1:30
SPUTUM IGG AND IGA ANTI-CYCLIC CITRULLINATED PROTEIN ANTIBODIES IN SUBJECTS AT
RISK FOR RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.
L Ho, K Demoruelle, M Weisman, M Parish, M Mahler, A Seaman, J Norris, M Holers and K Deane, Littleton,
CO; Los Angeles, CO and San Diego, CA. University of Colorado School of Medicine (WAFMR/WAP Student
Subspecialty Award Winner)
Abstract 35
1:45
LABORATORY ASSAYS FOR AIDING THE DIAGNOSIS OF CHRONIC URTICARIA.
TB Martins, RA Teufel and HR Hill, Salt Lake City, UT. ARUP Institute for Clinical and Experimental Pathology
Abstract 36
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GRANZYME A IS INCREASED IN PLATELETS FROM OLDER ADULTS, LEADING TO IL-8 AND MCP-1
CYTOKINE SYNTHESIS BY TARGET MONOCYTES.
A Bhatnagar, R Campbell, B Manne, A Weyrich and MT Rondina, Sandy, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 37
2:15
TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR-ALPHA (TNF-A) RESPONSE AND MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS
(MTB) REPLICATION IN HSP90B1 KNOCKDOWN MACROPHAGES.
A Ajuogu, A Graustein and T Hawn, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 38
Infectious Diseases I
Conductor’s Room
Ravi Durvasula, Fred Buckner and David Gilbert, Presiding
12:30
USE OF ANTIBIOTICS IN TREATMENT OF CHILDREN DIAGNOSED WITH ESCHERICHIA COLI 0157:
H7 DIARRHEA AND RISK OF DEVELOPING HEMOLYTIC UREMIC SYNDROME (HUS): REVIEW OF
THE LITERATURE.
NN More, N Cheranda, J Rozenblit, J Kim, Y Kim, N Baskaran, M Vyakaranam and B Afghani, Irvine, CA and
Orange, CA. University of California, Irvine
Abstract 39
12:45
HIV TESTING, STATUS, AND TREATMENT AMONG PATIENTS AT THE UGANDA CANCER
INSTITUTE.
M Ghadrshenas, R Bender Ignacio and A Duerr, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 40
1:00
NON-TYPE B HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE PYOGENIC ARTHRITIS IN CHILDREN.
DF Pavlik, JJ Johnston and W Dehority, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
Abstract 41
1:15
ROLE OF IGG SUBCLASSES IN MUCOSAL DEFENSE OF STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE.
M Wu, J Rahkola and E Janoff, Aurora, CO. University of Colorado Denver
Abstract 42
1:30
USE OF ANTIBIOTICS RESERVED FOR RESISTANT GRAM-NEGATIVE INFETIONS AT
FREE-STANDING U.S. CHILDREN’S HOSPITALS FROM 2004 TO 2014.
M Jelic, AL Adler, A Miles-Jay, SJ Weissman, MP Kronman and DM Zerr, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 43
1:45
CYTOTOXIC FUNCTION OF ANTIBODIES PRODUCED BY HIV-SPECIFIC B-CELLS IN AN INFECTED
INFANT.
T Gobillot, C Simonich and J Overbaugh, Seattle, WA. Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (WAFMR/WAP
Student Subspecialty Award Winner)
Abstract 44
Neonatal Pulmonary I
Rehearsal Room (Sunset Center)
Arlin B. Blood and Clyde Wright, Presiding
12:30
NEONATAL LUNG EXPRESSION OF IL-1 ALPHA IN RESPONSE TO SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION.
BE Butler, S McKenna and C Wright, Denver, CO. University of Colorado
Abstract 45
12:45
YAP-HIPPO VASCULAR SIGNALING DRIVES LUNG MORPHOGENEIS AND IS DYSREGULATED IN
HYPEROXIA-INDUCED NEONATAL LUNG INJURY.
MS Sandoval, T Shishoian, R Sakurai, E Tsai, R Stockton and VK Rehan, Torrance, CA. Los Angeles Biomedical
Research Institute
Abstract 46
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1:00
CORRECTION FOR ALTITUDE SIGNIFICANTLY CHANGES REPORT RATES FOR
BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA.
K Gulliver and B Yoder, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 47
1:15
TARGETED INVESTIGATION OF NOVEL MESENCHYMAL STEM CELL BIOMARKERS OF
BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA IN PREMATURELY BORN INFANTS.
RG LaGrandeur, F Bany-Mohammed, C Uy, DM Cooper and M Aslam, Orange, CA. University of California
Irvine Medical Center
Abstract 48
1:30
NEONATAL HEPATIC COX2 EXPRESSION IS MEDIATED VIA AN NFκB-DEPENDENT MECHANISM
FOLLOWING INFLAMMATORY STRESS.
S McKenna, BE Butler and CJ Wright, Aurora, CO. University of Colorado
Abstract 49
1:45
EFFECT OF ELECTRO-ACUPUNCTURE ON OFFSPRING LUNG DEVELOPMENT FOLLOWING
NICOTINE EXPOSURE DURING PREGNANCY AND LACTATION.
R Sakurai, J Liu and VK Rehan, Torrance, CA. Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA
Medical Center
Abstract 50
2:00
TREATMENT WITH AN ANTI-SFLT-1 MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY IMPROVES LUNG STRUCTURE
AND PREVENTS PULMONARY HYPERTENSION IN AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF
BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA DUE TO PREECLAMPSIA IN INFANT RATS.
A Peisl, G Seedorf, B Wallace, D Keefe and SH Abman, Aurora, CO and Cambridge, MA. University of Colorado
Medical School (Abbott Subspecialty Award)
Abstract 51
2:15
LARYNGEAL MASK AIRWAY FOR SURFACTANT ADMINISTRATION IN NEONATES.
KD Roberts, N Finer, A Lampland, T Leone, J Tipnis, T Merritt, E Stepka, J Kessel, W Rich, K Rudser, R Brown
and M Mammel, Minneapolis, MN, St Paul, MN; San Diego, CA, Loma Linda, CA, and Madison, WI. University
of Minnesota Masonic Children’s Hospital
Abstract 52
Neonatology General I
Studio 105 (Sunset Center)
Carlos Ramos and Erika Fernandez, Presiding
12:30
THE SPLANCHNIC-CEREBRAL OXYGENATION RATIO DECREASES DURING FEEDINGS IN ANEMIC
PRETERM INFANTS.
K Braski, M Loertscher, C Rau, K Weaver Lewis and M Baserga, Salt Lake City, UT and Murray, UT. University of
Utah
Abstract 53
12:45
BLEEDING RISK FACTORS IN NEONATES RECEIVING FISH OIL FOR INTESTINAL FAILURE
ASSOCIATED LIVER DISEASE.
KM Keegan, RS Venick, JC Dunn, SB Shew, G Wegrzyn and KL Calkins, Los Angeles, CA. University of California,
Los Angeles
Abstract 54
1:00
CLINICAL FACTORS RELATED TO NEONATAL GROWTH IN CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC
HERNIA.
RH Beckert, L Lusk, EJ Yee and R Keller, Washington and San Francisco, CA. University of California,
San Francisco
Abstract 55
1:15
EFFECTS OF PREMATURITY, BIRTH WEIGHT AND POSTNATAL AGE ON PRETERM INFANTS’
HYPERCALCIURIA.
S Malone Jenkins, G Chan, M Grinsell and K Weaver Lewis, Salt Lake City, UT and Murray, UT. University of
Utah
Abstract 56
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EVALUATING ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO THE MANAGEMENT OF INFANTS BORN TO
MOTHERS WITH CHORIOAMNIONITIS.
A Jan, R Ramanathan and R Cayabyab, Los Angeles, CA. LAC+USC Medical Center
Abstract 57
1:45
LOW FREQUENCY RHYTHMIC WOMB-LIKE SOUNDS MODIFY AUTONOMIC ACTIVITY IN
PREMATURE NEONATES.
JJ Parga, RM Harper, H Karp, K Kesavan and L Zeltzer, Santa Monica, CA and Los Angeles, CA. David Geffen
School of Medicine at UCLA
Abstract 58
2:00
REGIONALIZATION OF CARE AND OUTCOMES FOR NEONATES WITH CONGENITAL
DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA IN CALIFORNIA 2006-2010.
A Song, PS Friedlich, R Chapman, R Burke, J Upperman, J Stein and A Lakshmanan, Los Angeles, CA. Children’s
Hospital Los Angeles
Abstract 59
2:15
EFFECTS OF NEONATAL PHOTOTHERAPY ON PRODUCTION OF KERATIN 6A IN HUMAN FETAL
SKIN.
J Foreman, S McConaghy, B Zlotoff, S Stepenaskie and RK Ohls, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
School of Medicine
Abstract 60
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CARMEL RESEARCH PRIZE RECIPIENT PRESENTATION I
Jointly sponsored by
WESTERN SECTION AMERICAN FEDERATION FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION
WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC RESEARCH
WESTERN STUDENT MEDICAL RESEARCH FORUM
Sunset Center – Studio 105
Thursday, January 28, 2016
2:35 PM – 3:25 PM
Ravi Durvasula and W. Conrad Liles, Presiding
2:35 IMPACT OF PRIVACY ENVIRONMENTS FOR PERSONAL HEALTH DATA ON PATIENTS.
Cinnamon S. Bloss, PhD, University of California San Diego
3:00 STUDYING THE TRANSLATION OF EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE AND IMPLEMENTATION IN
PERINATAL MEDICINE.
Henry Lee, MD, Stanford University
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Thursday, January 28, 2016
3:30 PM – 6:00 PM
Jointly sponsored by
WESTERN SECTION AMERICAN FEDERATION FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION
WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC RESEARCH
WESTERN STUDENT MEDICAL RESEARCH FORUM
Cardiovascular II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Promenade Lobby
Community Health I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carpenter Hall
Global Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Conductor’s Room
Hematology and Oncology I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Green Room
Neonatal Pulmonary II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rehearsal Room
Neonatology General II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Babcock Room #6
Neuroscience I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chapman #4
Pulmonary and Critical Care I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Studio 105
Surgery I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bingham Room #3
Cardiovascular II
Promenade Lobby (Sunset Center)
Robert S. Ross and Peter Ganz, Presiding
3:30
State-of-the-Art Speaker
BIOLOGY OF CARDIOVASCULAR AGING.
Peter Ganz, University of California, San Francisco
4:00
PEDIATRIC EKG TEACHING IN UCSF FRESNO PEDIATRIC RESIDENCY.
R Manalo, Fresno, CA. University of California, Fresno
Abstract 61
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VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION WAVEFORM MEASURES DO NOT DISTINGUISH BETWEEN
ISCHEMIC AND NON-ISCHEMIC ETIOLOGY OF CARDIAC ARREST.
D Hidano, J Coult and TD Rea, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 62
4:30
EFFECTS OF TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR-α IN AN IN VITRO MODEL OF AORTIC VALVE STENOSIS.
J Lim, A Ehsanipour, A Wu, J Lu, T Pedego, C Walthers, S Seidlits, L Demer and Y Tintut, Los Angeles, CA.
University of California, Los Angeles (WAFMR Scholar Awardee)
Abstract 63
4:45
THE IMPACT OF CARDIAC TRANSPLANT REJECTION BY TIME POST-TRANSPLANTATION.
K Bucher, T Aintablian, M Hamilton and JA Kobashigawa, Los Angeles, CA. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Abstract 64
5:00
IDENTIFYING DISABLED PATIENTS AFTER HEART TRANSPLANTATION: WHAT MAKES SENSE?
A Aharonyan, T Aintablian, M Hamilton and JA Kobashigawa, Los Angeles, CA. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Abstract 65
5:15
MATERNAL HIGH FAT DIET AND DEVELOPMENTAL ORIGINS OF MYOCARDIAL DYSFUNCTION.
H Wilde, Y Yang, E Zinkhan, B Yu, L Joss-Moore and TA Miller, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 66
5:30
CHARACTERIZATION OF HEART TRANSPLANT PATIENTS WITH RAPIDLY PROGRESSIVE CARDIAC
ALLOGRAFT VASCULOPATHY.
T Aintablian, G Rodriguez, M Hamilton and JA Kobashigawa, Los Angeles, CA. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Abstract 67
5:45
SEIZURES POST HEART TRANSPLANTATION: WHAT ARE THE RISK FACTORS?
K Soghoyan, T Aintablian, S Siddiqui, M Hamilton and JA Kobashigawa, Los Angeles, CA. Cedars-Sinai Medical
Center
Abstract 68
Community Health I
Carpenter Hall
Mary Barinaga, Presiding
3:30
EFFECTS OF BODY MASS INDEX, SELF PERCEPTION AND CULTURE ON SELF ESTEEM IN
CHILDREN.
KE Ta-ala, S Riantawan, M Chau, N Malika and M Baum, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 69
3:45
IMPLEMENTING TEAM-BASED HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH IN OREGON
CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES.
E McCallum, M Smith, D Elliot, L Goldberg, K Racer and R Martin, Portland, OR and Salem, OR. Oregon
Health and Science University
Abstract 70
4:00
A SURVEY ON COLLEGE STUDENTS SEEKING HEALTHCARE FROM A UNIVERSITY STUDENT
HEALTH CENTER: USE AND INTERESTS IN COMPLEMENTARY AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE.
J Nguyen, RJ Patel, MA Liu and AL Nguyen, Irvine, CA and Tucson, AZ. University of California, Irvine
Abstract 71
4:15
ADDRESSING BEHAVIORAL HEALTH IN SENIOR CITIZENS THROUGH A PILOT LAUGHTER
THERAPY CLUB IN PALMER, ALASKA.
NK Munger, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
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IMPROVING CONCUSSION EDUCATION, DIAGNOSIS, AND MANAGEMENT IN COULEE DAM, WA
THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PARTNERED CONCUSSION PROTOCOL.
K Unruh, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 73
4:45
EFFECTS OF FOOD AS POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT AND CHILD’S BODY MASS INDEX.
S Riantawan, KE Ta-ala, M Chau, N Malika and M Baum, La Habra, CA and Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda
University
Abstract 74
5:00
PARENTAL GUIDANCE OF MEAL PORTIONS AND CHILDHOOD OBESITY.
M Chau, KE Ta-ala, S Riantawan, N Malika and M Baum, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University School of
Medicine
Abstract 75
5:15
EXAMINING BARRIERS TO EARLY IDENTIFICATION OF ASD IN IMMIGRANT PEDIATRIC PRIMARY
CARE PATIENTS.
TD Walker, Aurora, CO. University of Colorado School of Medicine (WAFMR Scholar Awardee)
Abstract 76
5:30
A MULTIFACETED SUICIDE PREVENTION CAMPAIGN FOR RURAL MONTANA.
E Schiedermayer, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 77
5:45
LESSONS LEARNED FROM ADOLESCENT PEER EDUCATORS WORKING TO EFFECT CHANGE IN
ADOLESCENT HEALTH BEHAVIORS.
C Fields, S Cardenas, G Bookman, K Colwell and R Kinman, Fresno, CA and Madera, CA. Fresno High School
Abstract 78
Global Health
Conductor’s Room
Tom Nighswander, Presiding
3:30
NEEDS ASSESSMENT OF PRE-HOSPITAL CARE IN NICARAGUA: ADMINISTRATORS’ PERSPECTIVES.
L Marcia, R Leuchter, J Mitchel and D Orellana, Los Angeles, CA. David Geffen School of Medicine
Abstract 79
3:45
UNDERSTANDING THE CHALLENGES FOR TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION IN RURAL VIETNAM.
D Veith, A Fitzpatrick and T Tam, Seattle, WA and Can Tho, Viet Nam. University of Washington School of
Medicine
Abstract 80
4:00
ASSESSMENT OF CLEAN WATER FACILITY USAGE AFTER EDUCATIONAL INTERVENTION AND
WATER INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS IN A REMOTE HIMALAYAN SCHOOL.
D Raff, B Smith, J Bhatla, C Bhatla, D Soni, B Cheung, K Shih, M Smith, S Browne, T Skutezky, J Fairley and V
Kapoor, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British Columbia
Abstract 81
4:15
DEMOGRAPHICS OF POST-BURN CONTRACTURE PATIENTS TREATED IN CAMBODIA.
DR Tower, N Markadakis, K Vanna and JG Gollogly, Seattle, WA and Phnom Penh, Cambodia. University of
Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 82
4:30
MULTILINGUAL INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE SCREENING AND RESOURCE CARD.
N Tan, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 83
4:45
TEACHING GOOD COMPLEMENTARY FEEDING PRACTICES TO LOW-LITERACY HEALTH
PROMOTORS IN PERU.
T Shah, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 84
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FACILITY ASSESSMENT FOR MATERNAL AND NEONATAL HEALTH INTERVENTIONS IN RURAL
NEPAL.
SM Folsom, B Fassl, A Sherpa, J Maddox, W Kopp and D Levy, Salt Lake City, UT and Phaplu, Nepal. University
of Utah School of Medicine
Abstract 85
5:15
COMMUNITY PERCEPTIONS AND KNOWLEDGE OF MENTAL ILLNESS IN RURAL KENYA.
N Kotadia, S Walton, L Matheson, D Webster and V Kapoor, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British
Columbia (WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner)
Abstract 86
5:30
IMPROVING THE HEALTH OF WOMEN & CHILDREN IN MIGRANT COMMUNITIES.
C Stiglmeier, M Patel and B Fassl, Syracuse, NY and Sinor Taluka, India. University of Utah (WSCI Travel Award
Winner)
Abstract 87
5:45
A COMMUNITY-DRIVEN PILOT PROGRAM TO INCREASE BASIC PEDIATRIC HEALTH KNOWLEDGE
AMONGST CHILD CARETAKERS IN KARAGITA, KENYA.
TF Siegert, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 88
Hematology and Oncology I
Green Room (Sunset Center)
Thomas Deloughery, Presiding
3:30
REGION OF INTEREST IDENTIFICATION AND DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY IN BREAST PATHOLOGY.
DB Nagarkar, E Mercan, D Weaver, M Rendi, P Frederick, T Brunye and J Elmore, Seattle, WA; Burlington, VT
and Medford, MA. University of Washington (WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner)
Abstract 89
3:45
A NOVEL PEPTIDE-CONJUGATE THAT ACCUMULATES IN SARCOMA FLANK TUMORS AND
PREVENTS TUMOR CELL GROWTH IN VITRO.
T Sottero, E Girard, C Correnti, M Stroud and J Olson, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 90
4:00
DEPYROGENATED CHITOSAN AND IL-12 CURE SUPERFICIAL BLADDER CANCER IN A MURINE
MODEL.
M Dopp, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 91
4:15
DISPARITIES IN THE PRESENTATION AND TREATMENT OF NON-SMALL CELL LUNG CANCER:
A STUDY COMPARING A COUNTY FACILITY WITH A SPECIALIZED CANCER CENTER.
S Lin, G In and J Nieva, Arcadia, CA. University of Southern California (WSCI Travel Award Winner)
Abstract 92
4:30
CLOSING THE GAP: ONLINE ONCOLOGY RESOURCES FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS.
L Wang, T Kong, W Tran and P Ingledew, Kelowna, BC, Canada; Surrey, BC, Canada and Vancouver, BC,
Canada. University of British Columbia
Abstract 93
4:45
INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP OF BILE ACIDS AS TUMOR SUPPRESSING AGENTS IN
COLORECTAL ADENOCARCINOMA.
DJ Reyes, J Trujillo, S Centuori and J Martinez, Tucson, AZ. University of Arizona
Abstract 94
5:00
HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES, DIABETES, AND AMERICAN INDIANS AND ALASKA NATIVES.
J Keane, A Hunt and E Ezeanolue, Las Vegas, NV. University of Nevada, Las Vegas
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INDICATIONS FOR POST-MASTECTOMY RADIATION (PMRT) FOLLOWING NEOADJUVANT
CHEMOTHERAPY (NAC) IN YPN0 AND YPN1-3 AXILLARY NODE POSITIVE WOMEN.
B Fowble, A Jairam, A Lazar, F Wang, A Peled, L Esserman and C Park, San Francisco, CA and Sacramento, CA.
University of California, Davis School of Medicine
Abstract 96
5:30
RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF METASTATIC MELANOMA AND RENAL CELL CARCINOMA TO THE
BRAIN WITH MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS OF PROGNOSTIC PRE-TREATMENT CLINICAL FACTORS.
EA Ferrel, AT Roehrig, E Kaya, J Carlson, B Ling and AWagner, Spokane, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 97
5:45
TEXT MESSAGING BASED INTERVENTION FOR IMPROVING RECEIPT OF SURVIVORSHIP CARE FOR
ADOLESCENT AND YOUNG ADULTS (AYAS): A QUALITATIVE STUDY.
JA Bryman, A Goyal, J Casillas, F Alquaddoomi and D Estrin, Peoria, IL; Westwood, CA and New York, NY.
University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria
Abstract 98
Neonatal Pulmonary II
Rehearsal Room (Sunset Center)
Arlin B. Blood and Clyde Wright, Presiding
3:30
SEX-SPECIFIC PERINATAL NICOTINE EXPOSURE-INDUCED AIRWAY PHENOTYPE IN MEDIATED BY
DIFFERENTIAL PKC ISOFORM EXPRESSION IN MALES AND FEMALES.
M Gong, J Liu, R Sakurai, NS Murty and VK Rehan, Torrance, CA. LA BioMed at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center
Abstract 99
3:45
INTRAUTERINE GROWTH RESTRICTION INCREASES ESTRODIAL LEVELS IN RAT LUNG.
RS Moore, C Weinheimer, Z Wang and L Joss-Moore, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 100
4:00
ANALYSIS OF NOTCH PATHWAY COMPONENTS IN LUNG INNATE IMMUNITY CELLS IN PRETERM
INFANTS.
NS Bhopal, B Chan, A Fischer, D Mathur and P Minoo, Los Angeles, CA. LAC+USC Medical Center &
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Abstract 101
4:15
INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR-1 DOWNSTREAM SIGNALING IS DISRUPTED IN THE LUNG BY
PREMATURE BIRTH AND PROLONGED MECHANICAL VENTILATION OF PREMATURE LAMBS.
C Miers, M Dahl, S Bowen, L Dong, Z Wang, D Null, B Yoder and K Albertine, Salt Lake City, UTand Davis, CA.
University of Utah
Abstract 102
4:30
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DIAGNOSIS OF BPD: STRENGTHS AND LIMITATIONS.
Roberta Keller, University of California, San Francisco
5:00
A 3-DIMENSIONAL HUMAN MODEL OF BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA DEMONSTRATES
NOTCH MEDIATED PATHOPHYSIOLOGY.
J Sucre, D Wilkinson, P Vijayaraj, J Alva-Ornelas, M Paul, B Dunn and B Gomperts, Los Angeles, CA. David
Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Abstract 103
5:15
NASAL HIGH-FREQUENCY OSCILLATION PROVIDES ACCEPTABLE RESPIRATORY SUPPORT FOR
PREMATURE LAMBS.
M Dahl, K Zuspan, S Bowen, C Bradford, L Pettet, D Null, B Yoder and K Albertine, Salt Lake City, UT and
Davis, CA. University of Utah
Abstract 104
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CHRONIC AND ACUTE HYPOXIA MARKEDLY ALTER CA2+ SIGNALING IN ADULT AND FETAL
PULMONARY ARTERIAL MYOCYTES.
K Cothran, S Sandy, M Romero, A Dobyns, R Paez, M Francis, M Taylor, L Longo, C Wilson and S Wilson,
Loma Linda, CA; Riverside, CA and Mobile, AL. Loma Linda University
Abstract 105
5:45
DECREASE IN INTUBATION RATES AFTER EARLY POSITIVE PRESSURE VENTILATION USING A
MODIFIED NASAL CANNULA DURING NEONATAL RESUSCITATION OF LARGER PRETERM AND
TERM INFANTS.
ER Wang, FB Wertheimer, R Ramanathan and M Biniwale, Los Angeles, CA. Keck School of Medicine of
University of Southern California
Abstract 106
Neonatology General II
Babcock #6 (Sunset Center)
Mariana Baserga and Rowena Cayabyab, Presiding
3:30
LIMB PROPRIOCEPTIVE STIMULATION DECREASES INTERMITTENT HYPOXIA AND
BRADYCARDIA IN PREMATURE NEONATES.
K Kesavan, P Frank, P Benharash and R Harper, Los Angeles, CA. University of California, Los Angeles
Abstract 107
3:45
IN VIVO INDUCTION OF HEME OXYGENASE-1 BY ASPIRIN.
CM Konecny, S Wong, S Lu, K Fujioka, F Kalish, H Zhao, RJ Wong and DK Stevenson, Stanford, CA and La
Jolla, CA. Stanford University School of Medicine
Abstract 108
4:00
LIMITING FEEDING DECREASES ALVEOLAR FORMATION IN THE LUNG OF PREMATURE LAMBS
SUPPORTED BY NON-INVASIVE VENTILATION.
C Bradford, L Joss-Moore, S Hagen-Lillevik, M Dahl, L Dong, Z Wang, D Null, B Yoder and K Albertine, Salt
Lake City, UT and Davis, CA. University of Utah
Abstract 109
4:15
SURGERY DURING PHASE II RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY (ROP) LEADS TO MORE LASER
INTERVENTION.
C Torr, B Yoder and J Beachy, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 110
4:30
CORRELATION OF MRI BRAIN FINDINGS WITH SEVERITY OF NEURAL TUBE DEFECT IN PATIENTS
WITH SPINA BIFIDA.
DL Heyliger and A Achiriloaie, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 111
4:45
LOWER BONE MINERALIZATION IN PRETERM INFANTS WITH NEPHROCALCINOSIS.
S Malone Jenkins, G Chan, M Grinsell and K Weaver Lewis, Salt Lake City, UT and Murray, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 112
5:00
PREOPERATIVE AEEG ABNORMALITIES IN TERM NEONATES WITH COMPLEX CONGENITAL
HEART DISEASE.
D Goff, A Pardo, P Pegis, D Deming and A Hopper, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital
Abstract 113
5:15
CUMULATIVE INTRAVENOUS MACRONUTRIENT DOSE AND PARENTERAL NUTRITION
ASSOCIATED CHOLESTASIS IN PRETERM NEONATES AND NEONATES WITH GASTROINTESTINAL
DISORDERS.
B Abebe, G Wegrzyn, T Grogan, M Flores and KL Calkins, Los Angeles, CA. UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital
Abstract 114
5:30
MORTALITY AND MORBIDITIES ASSOCIATED WITH PERSISTENT PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS
IN EXTREMELY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS.
P Shastry, S Vaikunth, B Siassi, S Bhombal, L Barton, R Ramanathan and R Cayabyab, Glendale, CA and Los
Angeles, CA. LAC+USC Medical Center, Keck School of Medicine
Abstract 115
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ANTENATAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH COMBINED CEREBELLAR AND INTRAVENTRICULAR
HEMORRHAGE IN PRETERM NEONATES.
LK Lee, M Shiroishi, L Vachon, R Cayabyab and R Ramanathan, Los Angeles, CA. USC/CHLA
Abstract 116
Neuroscience I
Chapman #4 (Sunset Center)
Marie-Francoise Chesselet, Presiding
3:30
5-HT6 RECEPTORS IN THE INDIRECT BUT NOT DIRECT STRIATAL PATHWAY REGULATE COCAINE
REINFORCEMENT.
A Gibson, M Brodsky and J Neumaier, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 117
3:45
MICROGLIA ACTIVATION AND PROLIFERATION IN ISCHEMIC PRECONDITIONING.
RE Dodge and JR Weinstein, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 118
4:00
OPTOGENETIC STUDIES OF RESPIRATORY RHYTHM GENERATION IN TRANSGENIC MICE.
BP Mosher, M Tariq, H Koizumi, N Koshiya, R Zhang and J Smith, Seattle, WA and Bethesda, MD. University of
Washington
Abstract 119
4:15
C-JUN N-TERMINAL KINASE SIGNALING IN CHRONIC EPILEPSY.
R Boehm, F Concepcion and N Poolos, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 120
4:30
VALIDATION OF THE USE OF A BEHAVIORAL PAIN ASSESSMENT TOOL WITH BRAIN-INJURED ICU
PATIENTS.
CG Steiner, B McNulty, R Marsh, C Gélinas and A Joffe, Seattle, WA and Montreal, QC, Canada. University of
Washington
Abstract 121
4:45
ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN SOMATOSENSORY EVOKED POTENTIALS AND CLINICAL DIAGNOSES IN
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.
AE Kloss, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 122
5:00
NEURAL RESPONSES DURING REFLEXIVE BLINKING ARE ABNORMAL IN BLEPHAROSPASM.
D Kelly, B Berman and E Shelton, Aurora, CO. University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
Abstract 123
5:15
PROTEOLIPID PROTEIN LABELING OF EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES.
GD Fliney, D Harlow and K Saul, Aurora, CO. University of Colorado
Abstract 124
5:30
EFFECTS OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE AND PHENYLBUTYRATE ON MITOCHONDRIAL MEMBRANE
POTENTIAL IN DOPAMINE NEURON.
O Gordon, W Zhou, A D’Alessandro, T Nemkov, K Hansen and C Freed, Boulder, CO and Aurora, CO.
University of Colorado
Abstract 125
5:45
UNIQUE HYPEROXIA TOLERANT RATS ARE LESS ANXIOUS AND HAVE LARGER HIPPOCAMPI.
KA Baer, PV Wilson, N Busquet, M Mesches, K Huber, N Serkova, A Newman, K Repine, Q He, A
Fernandez-Bustamante and JE Repine, Aurora, CO. Webb-Waring Center, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical
Center
Abstract 126
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Pulmonary and Critical Care I
Studio 105 (Sunset Center)
Michael Schivo, Presiding
3:30
CHANGES IN FRAILTY ARE ASSOCIATED WITH DISABILITY AFTER LUNG TRANSPLANT.
P Shrestha, A Soong, D Huang, M Mindo, L Leard, J Golden, P Blanc, S Hays, J Kukreja and J Singer,
San Francisco, CA. University of California, San Francisco
Abstract 127
3:45
THE IMPACT OF LUNG TRANSPLANTATION ON QUALITY-ADJUSTED LIFE YEARS.
D Huang, P Shrestha, A Soong, L Leard, S Hays, J Golden, J Kukreja, P Blanc and J Singer, San Francisco, CA.
University of California
Abstract 128
4:00
LUNG TRANSPLANTATION IMPROVES HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH
ADVANCED LUNG DISEASE.
A Soong, P Shrestha, D Huang, M Mindo, L Leard, J Kukreja, P Blanc, S Hays, J Golden and J Singer,
San Francisco, CA. University of California, San Francisco
Abstract 129
4:15
INVESTIGATING THE IMPACT OF LIVING ENVIRONMENT ON PAP ADHERENCE.
HS Liou, V Kapur and M Billings, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 130
4:30
MUSCLE ATROPHY AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS.
A Lin, L Gonzalez-Cuyar, A Bunnell and C Hough, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 131
4:45
EFFECTS OF ULTRASOUND TRAINING DURING YEAR-2 OF MEDICAL SCHOOL ON YEAR-3
MEDICAL STUDENTS.
R Krause, R Krause, C Krause and V Dinh, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 132
5:00
EFFECTIVENESS OF ANIMATED SIMULATION FOR TEACHING ULTRASOUND TO MEDICAL
STUDENTS.
V Dinh, J Avila, MS Douglas, R Krause and D Sheldon, Redlands, CA and Lexington, KY. Loma Linda University
School of Medicine
Abstract 133
5:15
EFFECTS OF STUDENT-PERFORMED POINT-OF-CARE ULTRASOUND ON PHYSICIAN DIAGNOSIS
AND MANAGEMENT IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT.
AJ Sumnicht, D Udrea, L Villarreal, D Lo, S Gondra-Sanabria, R Chyan and V Dinh, Loma Linda, CA. Loma
Linda University
Abstract 134
5:30
MEDICAL STUDENT-PERFORMED POINT-OF-CARE ULTRASOUND: THE EFFECT ON PATIENT
SATISFACTION IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT.
D Lo, L Villarreal, AJ Sumnicht, S Gondra-Sanabria, D Udrea, R Chyan and V Dinh, Cherry Valley, CA. Loma
Linda University
Abstract 135
5:45
CONCURRENT BIRT-HOGG-DUBÉ SYNDROME AND SARCOIDOSIS.
BT Kuhn and R Harper, Sacramento, CA. University of California, Davis Medical Center (WAFMR Scholar
Awardee)
Abstract 136
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Surgery I
Bingham Room #3 (Sunset Center)
Subhas Gupta and Lee Pu, Presiding
3:30
ASSESSMENT OF A NOVEL, PORTABLE, TABLET-BASED SCANNER FOR THE THREE-DIMENSIONAL
IMAGING OF THE FACE.
L Kim, P Lewis and S Gupta, Redlands, CA. Loma Linda School of Medicine
Abstract 137
3:45
CROWDSOURCING FOR PATIENT-REPORTED OUTCOMES AFTER BREAST RECONSTRUCTION: A
NOVEL TOOL FOR UNDERSTANDING THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE.
Y Lin, CV Vu and S Gupta, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University (WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award
Winner)
Abstract 138
4:00
ADIPOSE DERIVED HUMAN MESENCHYMAL STEM CELL INJECTIONS IMPROVE ACHILLES
TENDON HEALING IN A RAT MODEL.
SK Devana, O McBride, C Eliasberg, T Kowalski, S Park, F Petrigliano and N Soohoo, Los Angeles, CA. David
Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Abstract 139
4:15
ANTERIOR CLOSING WEDGE PROXIMAL TIBIA OSTEOTOMY TO REDUCE ANTERIOR CRUCIATE
LIGAMENT FORCE AND KNEE INSTABILITY.
J Mathew, D Boguszewski, E Cheung, K Yamaguchi, K Markolf, D McAllister and F Petrigliano, Los Angeles, CA.
David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Abstract 140
4:30
A RETROSPECTIVE AUDIT OF THE TREATMENT AND RECOVERY OF BREAST CANCER PATIENTS:
BUILDING A PRELIMINARY BUNDLED PAYMENT MODEL FOR BREAST CANCER.
Y Lin and S Gupta, Yorba Linda, CA. Loma Linda University School of Medicine
Abstract 141
4:45
ENDOSCOPIC AND OPEN VEIN HARVESTING TECHNIQUES PRODUCED SIMILAR VEIN QUALITY
AND MAJOR ADVERSE CARDIAC EVENTS AT 5 YEAR FOLLOW-UP.
B Santi, J Chen, J Wu, M Chen, L Uhr and J Lee, Santa Clara, CA; Honolulu, HI and Boston, MA. Santa Clara
University
Abstract 142
5:00
STEPPING OUT OF THE SHADOW: INVESTIGATING A TEACHER-LEARNER CONTRACT FOR
OBSERVERSHIPS IN THE CLINICAL SETTING.
K D’Souza, D Cojocaru, V Ye, D Duffy, G Warnock and G Blair, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British
Columbia
Abstract 143
5:15
PATIENT SPECIFIC 3D PRINT MODELS IMPROVE DEFORMITY CORRECTION AFTER PROXIMAL
FEMORAL OSTEOTOMY FOR SLIPPED CAPITAL FEMORAL EPIPHYSIS.
L Cherkasskiy, JP Caffrey, AF Szewczyk, E Cory, JD Bomar, C Farnsworth, M Jeffords, RL Sah and VV Upasani,
La Jolla, CA and San Diego, CA. University of California San Diego
Abstract 144
5:30
WRIST MOTION VARIATION BETWEEN NOVICES AND EXPERIENCED SURGEONS PERFORMING
SIMULATED AIRWAY SURGERY.
EJ Callahan, R Bly, K Moe, K Johnson, N Aghdasi, I Bohannon, B Hannaford and MG Sardesai, Kirkland, WA and
Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 145
5:45
FABRICATIONS IN THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH: EVALUATION OF COLLAGEN INDUCTION CLAIMS
IN PRODUCT ADVERTISING.
C Johnson and S Gupta, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 146
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WELCOME RECEPTION AND POSTER SESSION
Jointly sponsored by
WESTERN SECTION AMERICAN FEDERATION FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION
WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC RESEARCH
WESTERN STUDENT MEDICAL RESEARCH FORUM
Carmel Mission Inn – Carmelo Ballroom
Thursday, January 28, 2016
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
(Presenters in attendance at their posters from 6:15 – 7:15 pm)
Shuttle service from Sunset Center to Carmel Mission Inn provided
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics
Cardiovascular
Community Health
Endocrinology and Metabolism
General Internal Medicine and Aging
Health Care Research
Hematology and Oncology
Infectious Diseases
Neonatal Pulmonary
Neonatology General
Pulmonary & Critical Care Adult
Surgery
Poster
Number
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics
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COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF INFANTS IN RURAL INDIA.
A Allen, C Orlando, D Shapiro, M Parkinson and B Fassl, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah School of
Medicine
Abstract 147
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PARTNERSHIP WITH THE DISCOVERY SCIENCE CENTER: TOWARDS INCREASING DIVERSITY IN
HEALTHCARE AND THE INCLUSION OF THE SMOKING LUNGS MODEL.
JD Tran, CH Lee, CT Pham, MD Nava and B Afghani, Irvine, CA. University of California, Irvine School of
Medicine
Abstract 148
Cardiovascular
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IS ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH (EKG) NECESSARY FOR PRE-PARTICIPATION SCREENING OF ALL
YOUNG ATHLETES?
MR Carrillo, Y Bade, M Garneni, A Shaik, O Cristian, A Joshi, E Kong and B Afghani, Irvine, CA; Huntington
Beach, CA and Orange, CA. Creighton University
Abstract 149
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USE OF MEDICAL MARIJUANA FOR TREATMENT OF PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH EPILEPSY.
MR Carrillo, GE Jennings, C Le, A Dong, D Devineni, R Sahafi, H Goo and B Afghani, Huntington Beach, CA;
Irvine, CA and Orange, CA. Creighton University
Abstract 150
5
PEDIATRICS CHEST PAIN AND UTILIZATION OF EXERCISE STRESS TEST AND ECHOCARDIOGRAM.
K Lam, M Dharmar and S Berger, Sacramento, CA and Sacramento, CA. University of California, Davis School of
Medicine
Abstract 151
6
LEFT VENTRICULAR SHAPE VARIATION IN PATIENTS WITH AORTIC COARCTATION PRE- AND
POST-STENT IMPLANTATION.
A Ortiz, A Suinesiaputra, A Young, G Farrar, B Printz, H El-Said, J Moore, J Omens, A McCulloch, J Perry and S
Hegde, Auckland, New Zealand; San Diego, CA and La Jolla, CA. University of California, San Diego
Abstract 152
Community Health
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CREATE CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE CERVICAL CANCER INFORAMTIONAL MATERIAL TO
DISTRIBUTE DURING CERVICAL SCREENINGS AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH EVENTS AT THE
UGANDA CANCER INSTITUTE.
D Borin, Seattle, WA and Kampala, Uganda. University of Washington
Abstract 153
8
DILLON, MONTANA: SEXUAL EDUCATION ADVANCEMENT.
N Broden, Great Falls, MT. University of Washington
Abstract 154
9
EVALUATING THE CHALLENGES OF INTEGRATING HEALTH EDUCATION INTO A SCHOOL
CURRICULUM IN RURAL INDIA.
B Cheung, K Shih, B Smith, M Smith, S Browne and D Raff, Burnaby, BC, Canada. University of British
Columbia
Abstract 155
10
PREVENTING CHILDHOOD OBESITY ON PRINCE OF WALES ISLAND: IDENTIFICATION OF
BARRIERS THAT HINDER HEALTHY LIFESTYLES AT HOME AND TARGETING PARENTS IN OBESITY
PREVENTION EFFORTS.
BD Dahms, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 156
11
CHILD NUTRITION EDUCATION FOR LIFELONG HEALTHY EATING HABITS IN MÁI DÂM
COMMUNE, VIETNAM.
LM Daudt, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 157
12
SNAKE RIVER COMMUNITY CLINIC MINDFULNESS PROGRAM.
K Hedlund, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 158
13
THE FIVE-YEAR CUMULATIVE INCIDENCE OF BURNS IN UGANDA: EARLY OUTCOMES OF A
CROSS-SECTIONAL HOUSEHOLD SURVEY.
AS Maccan, A Ribeiro, M Caulfield, A Rajwani, J Huebner, M Ario, P Laker, J Siever, MM Ajiko, N O’Hara and
R Evans, Chilliwack, BC, Canada; Soroti, Uganda and Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British Columbia
Abstract 159
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ASSESSMENT OF PERINATAL AND PEDIATRIC HEALTH PRACTICES IN SOLUKHUMBU, NEPAL.
J Maddox, W Kopp, B Fassl, A Sherpa and D Levy, Salt Lake City, UT and Forest Knolls, CA. University of Utah
School of Medicine
Abstract 160
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DANCING YOUR WEIGHT OFF: AN INTERACTIVE HIGH SCHOOL PEER EDUCATION PROJECT TO
ASSESS AND INCREASE ADOLESCENT AWARENESS OF THE IMPORTANCE OF EXERCISE.
J Martin, M Castaneda, L Arreola, A Calderon and R Kinman, Fresno, CA and Madera, CA. Fresno High School
Abstract 161
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DON’T LET BUTTE BURN!
H Paladichuk, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 162
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ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A CHILD MALNUTRITION TREATMENT CENTER IN RURAL
INDIA.
M Parkinson, A Allen, C Orlando, D Shapiro and B Fassl, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 163
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INCREASING UP-TO-DATE VACCINATION STATUS AMONG CHILDREN ENROLLED IN THE WIC
PROGRAM IN ELLENSBURG, WASHINGTON.
CM Shae, Wenatchee, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 164
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SUMMER NUTRITION CHALLENGE: ENCOURAGING HEALTHY EATING BITE BY BITE IN ODESSA,
WASHINGTON.
A Snyder, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 165
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THE SHOSHONE BICYCLE HELMET PROJECT: INCREASING HELMET USE THROUGH
DISTRIBUTION OF FREE HELMETS AND BILINGUAL EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS.
ND Swenson, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 166
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IMPROVING STROKE AWARENESS IN URBAN AND RURAL PERU THROUGH A HOSPITAL-BASED
STROKE PREVENTION CAMPAIGN.
MV Tulloch-Palomino, Shoreline, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 167
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"EDúCATE Y ACTúA" DISASTER RESPONSE COMMUNICATION STRATEGY FOR GRANT COUNTY.
E Zavala-Suarez, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 168
Endocrinology and Metabolism
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PARATHYROID CARCINOMA A SMOLDERING DISEASE: CASE REPORTS.
DV Byreddy, D Schade, MR Burge, P Kapsner and M Bouchonville, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
Abstract 169
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PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT
FOR OBESITY AND PREDIABETES.
S Tsoi, E Vasti and T Moin, Los Angeles, CA and San Francisco, CA. David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Abstract 170
General Internal Medicine and Aging
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ROLE OF TETRAPEPTIDE SDKP IN SKIN CRYOSURGERY HEALING.
M Kim, JW Burke and S Fuchs, West Covina, CA. Western University of Health Sciences
Abstract 171
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PILOT STUDY: END OF LIFE CONVERSATIONS; A PATIENT PERSPECTIVE.
KE Stoll, R Sprague, J Siu and K Ketelson, O Pipitone and E. Buth, Lebanon, OR and Corvallis, OR. College of
Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific Northwest
Abstract 172
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BEHAVIORAL PHENOTYPE IN CHILDREN WITH PRADER-WILLI SYNDROME.
N Alsaleh, P Gupta and J Pula, Stanford, CA and Paterson, NJ. Stanford University School of Medicine
Abstract 173
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PRADER-WILLI SYNDROME DUE TO AN UNBALANCED DE NOVO TRANSLOCATION T(15;19)(Q12;
P13.3).
V Dang, A Surampalli, SH Youn, J Gold and V Kimonis, Irvine, CA and Loma Linda, CA. University of
California, Irvine
Abstract 174
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IS INCIDENTAL FINDING THE BEST TERM? A STUDY OF PATIENTS’ PERSPECTIVES.
N Tan, L Amendola, MJ Horike-Pyne, FM Hisama, W Burke, B Wilfond and G Jarvik, Seattle, WA. University of
Washington
Abstract 175
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SCOLIOSIS IN A PRADER-WILLI SYNDROME CLINIC.
D Viskochil and D Mason, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 176
Health Care Research
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DO ASK, DO TELL: AN INTERACTIVE WEB-BASED ASSESSMENT OF PHYSICIAN WELLNESS.
D Cojocaru, E Skarsgard, C Strahlendorf, FK Kozak, P Sneddon, D Duffy, N O’Hara and T Newlove, Vancouver,
BC, Canada. University of British Columbia - Children’s Hospital
Abstract 177
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STUDENTS AS FUTURE EDUCATIONAL LEADERS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEARNING
RESOURCES: AN UNDERGRADUATE SURGICAL CURRICULUM INITIATIVE.
D Cojocaru, K D’Souza, D Duffy and G Blair, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British Columbia
Abstract 178
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STAYING ALIVE: ACTIVE SHOOTER SIMULATION IN THE OPERATING ROOM.
AJ Czynski, V Layel, TK Denmark, M Vadi, E Ghazal, MY Woodfin, M Malkin, J Lenart and J Cristall, Redlands,
CA and Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
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ATTITUDES OF GLOBAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL FACULTY TO SOCIAL MEDIA AS A TEACHING
TOOL.
K D’Souza, L Henningham, R Zou, J Huang, L O’Sullivan, J Last and K Ho, Vancouver, BC, Canada;
Melbourne, VIC, Australia; Shanghai, China; Birmingham, United Kingdom and Dublin, Ireland. University of
British Columbia
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THE OPTIMAL ATTRIBUTES OF A TRAUMA TEAM LEADER: EVIDENCE FROM A DISCRETE CHOICE
EXPERIMENT.
D Mo, N O’Hara, R Hengel and A Singhal, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British Columbia
Abstract 181
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PATTERNS OF BURN CARE AT COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE CENTERS IN UGANDA.
A Rajwani, J Huebner, MD Caulfield, A Ribeiro, AS Maccan, MM Ajiko, N O’Hara and R Evans, Vancouver, BC,
Canada and Soroti, Uganda. University of British Columbia
Abstract 182
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SOCIAL MEDIA USE IN EMERGENCY ULTRASOUND FELLOWSHIP EDUCATION.
J Wang, R Amini and S Adhikari, Tucson, AZ. University of Arizona
Abstract 183
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EVALUATION OF MATERNAL AND INFANT PRACTICES AND ILLNESS IN RURAL NEPAL.
K Wolpert, S Ryan, B Fassl and D Levy, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 184
Hematology and Oncology
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THE EFFECT OF DOT1L INHIBITION ON RNA POLYMERASE II PAUSING.
R Ancar, T Neff and K Bernt, Parker, CO. University of Colorado School of Medicine
Abstract 185
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EFFECT OF SURVIVIN AND CANCER CELL-DERIVED EXOSOMES ON NATURAL KILLER CELL
CYTOTOXICITY.
D Chi, H Ferguson, L Oppegard and N Wall, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 186
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AUTOIMMUNE HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA AND THE SEQUELA OF IGA LINEAR DERMATITIS.
TV Desai, Las Vegas, NV. University of Nevada School of Medicine
Abstract 187
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MICRODOSIMETRIC EVALUATION OF PROTON ENERGY DISTRIBUTIONS IN THE VICINITY OF
METAL IMPLANTS.
S Heczko, G McAuley, J Slater and A Wroe, South Pasadena, CA and Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 188
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GENE-ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION INTERACTIONS DETERMINING MELANOMA RISK PHENOTYPES.
DD Lynn, Aurora, CO. University of Colorado Denver
Abstract 189
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EVALUATION OF A DUAL FOCUSING MAGNET SYSTEM FOR TREATMENT OF SMALL PROTON
TARGETS.
TT Nguyen, S Heczko, G McAuley, J Slater, J Slater and A Wroe, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 190
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SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF ACUTE RENAL FAILURE IN PATIENT WITH ACTIVE LUPUS
NEPHRITIS AND ATYPICAL HEMOLYTIC UREMIC SYNDROME WITH C5A INHIBITOR,
ECULIZUMAB.
S Sarkissian, Panorama City, CA. University of California, Irvine
Abstract 191
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HEMOPHAGOCYTIC LYMPHOHISTIOCYTOSIS COMPLICATING AN UNUSUAL CASE OF CD16+
EXTRANODAL NK LYMPHOMA, NASAL TYPE WITH BONE MARROW AND CENTRAL NERVOUS
SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT.
S Sarkissian and P Siaghani, Panorama City, CA and Orange, CA. University of California, Irvine
Abstract 192
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A RARE CASE OF EBV NEGATIVE T-CELL POST RENAL TRANSPLANT LYMPHOPROLIFERATIVE
DISORDER.
S Sarkissian and A Nael Amzajerdi, Panorama City, CA and Orange, CA. University of California, Irvine
Abstract 193
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WEATHERING A CYTOKINE STORM: A CASE OF HEMOPHAGOCYTIC LYMPHOHISTIOCYTOSIS.
T Shaw and J Ahn, Sacramento, CA. University of California, Davis Medical Center
Abstract 194
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ATYPICAL PRESENTATION OF LOW-GRADE FIBROMYXOID SARCOMA IN THE ANTERIOR
MEDIASTINUM IN A 73 YEAR OLD FEMALE.
VM Williams, M Herrmann and AVega, Loma Linda, CA and Los Angeles, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 195
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FATAL SICKLE CELL CRISIS DUE TO CANDIDA ALBICANS INFECTION IN A CHILD.
K Young, A Miller, K Boayue and H Agarwal, Tucson, AZ and Albuquerque, NM. The University of Arizona
Abstract 196
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ROLE OF TRANSFORMING GROWTH FACTOR-BETA IN MEDIATING INFLAMMATION AND
ANGIOGENESIS IN SMAD4 DEFICIENT HEAD AND NECK SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMAS.
J Yu, A Hernandez and X Wang, Aurora, CO. University of Colorado Denver
Abstract 197
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CHANGES IN EXPRESSION OF METABOLIC GENES IN IMMORTALIZED MOUSE EMBRYONIC
FIBROBLAST CELLS IMPACT GROWTH AND FITNESS.
A Yufa, J Lay, A Chang, N Balanis, A Minasyan, N Graham and T Graeber, Riverside, CA. University of
California, Los Angeles
Abstract 198
Infectious Diseases
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GROUP A STREP: STILL A THREAT THREE PRESENTATIONS OF INVASIVE GROUP A β-HEMOLYTIC
STREPTOCOCCUS.
N Neal, SU Das and P Patamasucon, Las Vegas, NV. University of Nevada School of Medicine
Abstract 199
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16 YEAR OLD MALE WITH LEFT NECK SWELLING.
LR Zuar and P Patamasucon, Las Vegas, NV. University of Nevada School of Medicine
Abstract 200
Neonatal Pulmonary
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REFERENCE VALUES FOR RESPIRATORY INPUT IMPEDANCE IN NEWBORN LAMBS.
M Dahl, C Veneroni, K Zuspan, A Lavizzari, S Bowen, D Null, B Yoder, K Albertine and R Dellaca’, Salt Lake
City, UT; Milan, Italy and Davis, CA. University of Utah
Abstract 201
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GENOME OF HIGH FREQUENCY OSCILLATION: ITIME AND BIAS FLOW EFFECTS.
M Patel and M Goldstein, Redlands, CA. Loma Linda University Medical Center
Abstract 202
Neonatology General
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UTILIZATION PATTERNS OF EXTRACORPOREAL MEMBRANE OXYGENATION IN NEONATES
WITH HYPOXIC-ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY IN THE UNITED STATES 1997-2012.
CA Burkhead, A Song, A Lakshmanan, E Ho, P Friedlich and C McLean, Arcadia, CA and Los Angeles, CA.
Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles
Abstract 203
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ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY FOR COMMUNICATION IMPROVES HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF
LIFE FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES AFTER NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT DISCHARGE.
N Flores, PS Friedlich, MB Belfort, DL Vanderbilt, R Williams, MD Kipke and A Lakshmanan, Los Angeles, CA
and Boston, MA. Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Abstract 204
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IMPROVING PROCESS MEASURES OF TIMELY FAMILY MEETINGS IN NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE:
AN INTERDISCIPLINARY QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT.
E Hagen, A Sabnis, S Fojo, S Nayak, L Zeltzer, HL Holdbrooks, D Tarn and A Sarin-Gulian, Los Angeles, CA.
University of California Los Angeles
Abstract 205
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INCIDENCE OF CLINICAL COMPLICATIONS IN INFANTS OF DIABETIC MOTHERS IN THE NICU
OVER A 5-YEAR PERIOD.
N Kraus, B Becerra, RD Clark and S Ramanathan, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 206
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RESOURCE UTILIZATION FOR NEONATES WITH TRISOMY 18 IN CALIFORNIA.
NG Lynch, J hu, PS Friedlich and A Lakshmanan, Los Angeles, CA. Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and LAC
+USC Medical Center, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California
Abstract 207
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RESOURCE UTILIZATION FOR NEONATES WITH TRISOMY 13 IN CALIFORNIA.
NG Lynch, J hu, PS Friedlich and A Lakshmanan, Los Angeles, CA. Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and LAC
+USC Medical Center, Keck School of Medicine of University of Southern California
Abstract 208
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NICU FELLOWSHIPS PROVIDE LESS ACCESS AND TRAINING IN POINT-OF-CARE
ULTRASONOGRAPHY THAN PICU TRAINING PROGRAMS.
JT Nguyen, R Amirnovin, R Ramanathan and S Noori, Los Angeles, CA. Keck School of Medicine of University of
Southern California; Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Abstract 209
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NEONATAL SPLENIC HEMATOMA CAUSING HEMOPERITONEM AND HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK.
JJ Parga and V Walker, Santa Monica, CA. David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Abstract 210
Pulmonary & Critical Care Adult
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UTILIZING A MULTIMODAL APPROACH IN TEACHING MEDICAL STUDENTS ULTRASOUNDGUIDED PROCEDURES.
C Krause, R Krause and V Dinh, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 211
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A CASE OF URTICARIA THAT RESULTED IN A BROKEN HEART.
N Qamar, S Teuber and S Mateev, Sacramento, CA and Mather, CA. University of California, Davis Health
System
Abstract 212
Surgery
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IDENTIFICATION OF POTENTIAL RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH DEVELOPMENT OF
SYNECHIAE FOLLOWING FUNCTIONAL ENDOSCOPIC SINUS SURGERY: A RETROSPECTIVE
REVIEW.
A Amanian, J Manji, A Habib, S Alsaleh and A Javer, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British Columbia
Abstract 213
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COEXISTING CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA AND SOLITARY EXTRAMEDULLARY
PLASMACYTOMA.
SW Berquist, A Hassan, Z Hamilton, C Dufour and I Derweesh, La Jolla, CA. University of California, San Diego
School of Medicine
Abstract 214
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QUALITATIVE INTERVIEWS WITH PARENTS OF YOUNG CHILDREN WITH CLEFT LIP AND PALATE.
EE Breuning, RJ Courtemanche and DJ Courtemanche, Vancouver, BC, Canada. British Columbia Children’s
Hospital (WAFMR Scholar Awardee)
Abstract 215
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A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW OF TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT RECONSTRUCTION WITH
AUTOGENOUS COSTOCHONDRAL ARTHROPLASTY.
F Chan and DJ Courtemanche, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British Columbia
Abstract 216
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ROBOTIC SIMULATOR SKILLS: IMPACT OF DIFFERENT BACKGROUND AUDITORY
ENVIRONMENTS ON LEARNING CURVE OF NOVICE SURGEONS.
BS Chung, AL Wong, A Erskine, AR Kutzner, C Ritchie, P Yang, J Shen, S Abourbih and D Baldwin, Redlands,
CA. Loma Linda University School of Medicine
Abstract 217
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ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF THE CHILD AND FAMILY SURGICAL EXPERIENCE WITH
TELEHEALTH.
P Dean, M O’Donnell and E Skarsgard, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British Columbia
Abstract 218
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DETECTION OF ABNORMALLY SHAPED EARS IN NEWBORNS.
D Lu, J Pauwels, C Jin, FK Kozak and N Chadha, Delta, BC, Canada and Vancouver, BC, Canada. British
Columbia Children’s Hospital
Abstract 219
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EMOTIONAL CONCERNS IN SURGICAL CANCER SURVIVORS NOT TREATED WITH
CHEMOTHERAPY
T Nikoomanesh and M Goldfarb, Pomona, CA and Santa Monica, CA. Western University of Health Sciences
Abstract 220
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THE EFFECT OF LASER FIBER STRIPPING ON FRAGMENTATION OF URINARY TRACT CALCULI.
C Ritchie, P Yang, B Peplinski, M Keheila, S Cheriyan, S Abourbih and D Baldwin, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda
University
Abstract 221
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EFFECTIVE NON-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF SEVERE BLUNT LIVER TRAUMA.
C Slattery, S Aarabi, H Foy and G O’Keefe, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 222
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FRAILTY PREDICTS POSTOPERATIVE MORBIDITY/MORTALITY AFTER COLECTOMY FOR
C-DIFFICILE COLITIS.
E Telemi, R Venkat and O Trofymenko, Tucson, AZ. University of Arizona
Abstract 223
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FRAILTY IS A PREDICTOR OF POSTOPERATIVE MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY AFTER COLECTOMY
FOR CANCER.
O Trofymenko, R Venkat, E Telemi and V Nfonsam, Tucson, AZ. University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson
Abstract 224
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FEASIBILITY OF IMPLEMENTING CHLORHEXIDINE GLUCONATE (CHG) FOR PRE-OPERATIVE
CLEANSING IN PEDIATRICS.
I Zivkovic, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British Columbia
Abstract 225
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JOINT PLENARY SESSION
DISEASES WITHOUT BORDERS
WESTERN SECTION AMERICAN FEDERATION FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION
WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC RESEARCH
WESTERN STUDENT MEDICAL RESEARCH FORUM
Sunset Center Theater
Friday, January 29, 2016
8:00 AM – 11:40 AM
Paul Rozance and Kristina Utzschneider, Presiding
8:00
WSPR ABBOTT NUTRITION LOWELL GLASGOW STUDENT RESEARCH AWARD
DEFAULT MODE NETWORK ACTIVITY: TESTING FOR ASSOCIATION WITH EXTERNALIZING
BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS WITH AND WITHOUT CALLOUS UNEMOTIONAL TRAITS.
BC Walsh, M Dalwani and J Sakai, Northglenn, CO. University of Colorado School of Medicine
Abstract 226
8:15
WSPR ABBOTT NUTRITION DAVID W. SMITH PEDIATRIC TRAINEE RESEARCH AWARD
INFLAMMATORY PROSTAGLANDIN E2 INHIBITS OLIGODENDROCYTE PROGENITOR CELL
MATURATION: MECHANISM FOR NEONATALWHITE MATTER INJURY.
L Shiow and D Rowitch, San Francisco, CA. University of California, San Francisco
Abstract 227
8:30
E.E. OSGOOD AWARD
CALCIUM RELEASE PATTERNS IN MOUSE ATRIAL CARDIOMYOCYTES: ROLE OF TRANSVERSEAXIAL TUBULES.
X Yue, R Zhang, B Kim, A Ma, JI Goldhaber and KD Philipson, Los Angeles, CA and Xi’an, China. Cedars Sinai
Medical Center
Abstract 228
8:45
WAFMR OUTSTANDING INVESTIGATOR AWARD
IDENTIFICATION OF A NOVEL INNATE IMMUNE SIGNALING FACTOR, TNK1, THAT REGULATES
VIRAL INFECTION.
T Saito, Los Angeles, CA. University of Southern California
Abstract 229
9:00
WSPR ABBOTT NUTRITION YOUNG INVESTIGATOR RESEARCH AWARD
BASIC SCIENCE FOR BABY BRAINS: TRANSLATIONAL INVESTIGATIONS OF NEURAL REPAIR
Lauren Jantzie, University of New Mexico
9:30 – 9:45 am Intermission
W. Conrad Liles and Frederick Buckner, Presiding
9:45
WSPR STANLEY WRIGHT MEMORIAL LECTURE
SOLVING THE PUZZLE OF PRETERM BIRTH: CALENDAR EVENT OR IMMUNOLOGIC ANOMALY.
David K. Stevenson, Stanford University
10:15
WSPR JOSEPH W. ST. GEME, JR. EDUCATION AWARD
Presenter: Robin Ohls, University of New Mexico
Recipient: Carol Clericuzio, University of New Mexico
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10:25
WAP DISTINGUISHED LECTURESHIP
EBOLA: LESSONS LEARNED.
Michele Barry, Stanford University School of Medicine
10:55
WSCI OUTSTANDING INVESTIGATOR AWARD
MOLECULAR LANDSCAPE IN COLORECTAL CANCER
Heinz-Josef Lenz, University of Southern California, Keck School of Medicine
11:25
WSCI MAYO SOLEY AWARD
Presenter: Frederick S. Buckner, University of Washington
Recipient: Wesley C. Van Voorhis, University of Washington
11:40
11:40
11:40
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WSCI Business Meeting
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MEET THE MENTORS: LUNCH WITH CARMEL RESEARCH PRIZE RECIPIENTS
Panel Discussion
Friday, January 29, 2016
11:15 AM – 12:15 PM
(Intended for Students and Residents)
Cinnamon S. Bloss, PhD, University of California San Diego
Henry Lee, MD, Stanford University
Melanie Cree Green, MD, PhD, University of Colorado School of Medicine
Jose R Suarez, MD, MPH, PhD, University of California San Diego
(Additional charge of $10 and lunch will be provided, limited availability: 45)
Sunset Center – Studio 105
INVESTIGATOR WORKSHOP
Friday, January 29, 2016
11:40 AM – 12:30 PM
The American Federation for Medical Research and the Tri-Societies are pleased to sponsor a workshop for Fellows and
Junior Faculty. Additional charge of $10 and lunch will be provided.
HOW TO PICK A GOOD SCIENTIFIC QUESTION
W. Conrad Liles, University of Washington
Sunset Center – Green Room
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Friday, January 29, 2016
12:30 PM – 2:30 PM
Jointly sponsored by
WESTERN SECTION AMERICAN FEDERATION FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION
WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC RESEARCH
WESTERN STUDENT MEDICAL RESEARCH FORUM
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics II .
CardiovascularIII . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Endocrinology and Metabolism II . . . . . . . . . .
Gastroenterology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Genetics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Neonatal Pulmonary III. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Neonatology General III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Neonatology Perinatal Biology I . . . . . . . . . . .
Surgery II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bingham #3
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Babcock #6
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Rehearsal Room
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All Saints Church, Seccombe Hall
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Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics II
Studio 105 (Sunset Center)
Samrat U. Das and Mary Ramos, Presiding
12:30
A 24 WEEK PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM IMPROVES BODY COMPOSITION AMONG
SOUTHWESTERN NATIVE AMERICAN ADOLESCENTS AT RISK FOR DIABETES.
L Colip, M Chavez, P Sandy, D Ghahate, J Bobelu, MR Burge and V Shah, Albuquerque, NM. University of New
Mexico Health Science Center (WSPR Mead Johnson Travel Award Winner)
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12:45
RELIABILITY & VALIDITY OF THE CHISPA: A NEW BRIEF ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR ADOLESCENT
SUBSTANCE USE.
D Rosero, M Ramos, T Condon and T Warner, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
Abstract 231
1:00
ARTHROGRYPOSIS: LONG-TERM QUALITY OF LIFE ANALYSIS.
H Nouraei, B Sawatzky and J Hall, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British Columbia
Abstract 232
1:15
POLYMORPHIC VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA (PMVT) IN AN ADOLESCENT AFTER USE OF
SYNTHETIC CANNABIS: UNMASKED LONG QT SYNDROME.
BH Hammond and EA Greene, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
Abstract 233
1:30
State-of-the-Art Speaker
HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE DURING CANCER TREATMENT: PERSPECTIVES OF
ADOLESCENT CANCER SURVIVORS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS.
Shiraz I. Mishra, University of New Mexico School of Medicine
2:00
PILOT STUDY ASSESSING CORRELATION OF CCL2 LEVELS, BIOMARKERS AND MODIFIABLE
BEHAVIORS IN OVERWEIGHT/OBESE ADOLESCENTS.
A Dye, P Pomo, M Bodo, E Yakes Jimenez, R Orlando and A Kong, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
School of Medicine
Abstract 234
2:15
CAPTURING THE SUBSTANCE USE KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND PRACTICES OF NEW MEXICO’S
SCHOOL-BASED HEALTH CENTER WORKFORCE.
M Murphy, R Sebastian, T Condon and M Ramos, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
Abstract 235
Cardiovascular III
Promenade Lobby (Sunset Center)
Robert S. Ross and Carlin Long, Presiding
12:30
THE IMPACT OF SEED VARIATION ON THE MEASURED ACCURACY OF MACHINE LEARNING
ALGORITHMS (AUC) FOR SEVERAL COMMON MODEL VALIDATION TECHNIQUES IN NUCLEAR
MEDICINE.
VR Singh and P Slomka, Los Angeles, CA. Cedars Sinai Medical Center
Abstract 236
12:45
TEENAGERS AND ADULTS LIVING WITH CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE ARE BEING LOST TO
FOLLOW UP: EVIDENCE FROM TETRALOGY OF FALLOT IN A DIVERSE PATIENT POPULATION.
S Behan, J Andrews and S Klewer, Tucson, AZ. University of Arizona
Abstract 237
1:00
α-MYOSIN HEAVY CHAIN IN HEART FAILURE IS REDUCED IN A MINOR SUB-POPULATION OF
RABBIT MYOCYTES EXPRESSING HETERODIMERIC ΑΒ ISOFORMS.
K Jaradeh, J Sharma, J Avila, KS Chavez, A Wong, T Wood, J Southard, L Mendoza, W Ferrier, J Bossuyt, K
Ginsburg and J Lopez, Davis, CA. University of California, Davis
Abstract 239
1:15
REDUCED CARDIOMYOCYTE SIZE DOES NOT ACCOUNT FOR REDUCED CARDIAC WEIGHT IN
GROWTH RESTRICTED FETUSES.
D Kamna, LD Brown and S Jonker, Portland, OR and Aurora, CO. Oregon Health and Science University
Abstract 240
1:30
TIER 1: ECMO SHOULD NOT BE TIER 1 FOR HEART TRANSPLANTATION DUE TO HIGH
MORTALITY.
M Luu, T Aintablian, M Hamilton and JA Kobashigawa, Los Angeles, CA. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Abstract 241
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OUTCOME OF HYPERTENSIVE HEART TRANSPLANT PATIENTS.
R Sharoff, T Aintablian, G Rodriguez, M Hamilton and JA Kobashigawa, Los Angeles, CA. Cedars-Sinai Medical
Center
Abstract 242
2:00
TRANS-CATHETER CLOSURE OF PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS IN SEVERELY PREMATURE
NEONATES: IS POST-LIGATION SYNDROME AN ISSUE?
D Peck, R Garg, A Phillips, M McRae, P Nevin, K Basacker, C Simmons and E Zahn, Los Angeles, CA. David
Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Abstract 243
Endocrinology and Metabolism II
Bingham Room #3 (Sunset Center)
Kristina M. Utzschneider and Taylor Soderborg, Presiding
12:30
State-of-the-Art Speaker
DIABETES WITHOUT BORDERS.
Latha Palaniappan, Stanford University
1:00
EFFECT OF OBESITY AND CKD ON INSULIN SENSITIVITY INDICES.
I Ahmad, L Zelnick and IH DeBoer, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 244
1:15
DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS IN TYPE 2 VS. TYPE 1 DIABETES.
JM Miles, A Accurso, J Isautier, AE Marquez, G Wilson, K Herrmann and Y Kudva, Rochester, MN. Mayo Clinic
Abstract 245
1:30
EXERCISE INTERVENTION IMPROVES THE METABOLIC PROFILE OF SOUTHWESTERN NATIVE
AMERICAN ADOLESCENTS.
L Colip, M Chavez, P Sandy, D Ghahate, J Bobelu, V Shah and MR Burge, Albuquerque, NM. University of New
Mexico
Abstract 246
1:45
CAN THE DAWN PHENOMENON BE PREDICTED IN ORDER TO PROGRAM AN INSULIN PUMP?
L Ereifej, M Bouchonville, E Duran-Valdez and D Schade, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
Abstract 247
2:00
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GLYCEMIC VARIABILITY AND Β-CELL FUNCTION IN ADULTS AT HIGH
RISK OF TYPE 2 DIABETES.
MA Szkudlinska, ML Neuhouser and KM Utzschneider, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 248
2:15
MIXED MACRONUTRIENT MEALS NORMALIZE GLUCOSE AND INSULIN LEVELS IN IMPAIRED
GLUCOSE TOLERANT OBESE TEENAGE GIRLS.
AA Lynch, G Coe, K Nadeau and M Cree-Green, Wauwatosa, WI and Aurora, CO. Medical College of Wisconsin
Abstract 249
Gastroenterology
Babcock #6 (Sunset Center)
Henry C. Lin and Christopher Chang, Presiding
12:30
THE PREVALENCE OF COLON ADENOMATOUS POLYPS IN ASIAN INDIANS.
S Mann, J Wilson-Chiru and S Tejaswi, Sacramento, CA. University of California, Davis Medical Center
Abstract 250
12:45
ROLE OF THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM IN THE PROGRESSION OF INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE
TO COLORECTAL CANCER IN AN EXPERIMENTAL MOUSE MODEL.
S Daley, J Washington, M Bernas, E Meister, J Thorn, P Kiela, N Tanoue, JS Alexander and M Witte, Tucson, AZ
and Shreveport, LA. University of Arizona (WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner)
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A REMEMBRANCE OF PROCEDURES PAST: LATE HEPATIC ARTERY THROMBOSIS.
R Andrews, E Sheehan and M Lacy, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
Abstract 252
1:15
POST- INFECTIOUS IBS FOLLOWING RECURRENT/RELAPSING C. DIFFICILE ASSOCIATED
DIARRHEA (CDAD).
R Andrews and M Gavin, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
Abstract 253
1:30
COMPARISON OF TRANSCUTANEOUS RESPIRATORY MONITORING WITH CONVENTIONAL VITAL
SIGNS IN THE DETECTION OF ABNORMAL RESPIRATORY EVENTS IN CHILDREN UNDERGOING
ENDOSCOPY.
G Lui, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 254
1:45
State-of-the-Art Speaker
NEW INSIGHTS INTO PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF POSTINFECTIOUS IBS.
Christopher Chang, University of New Mexico
Genetics
Rehearsal Room (Sunset Center)
Renata Gallagher and Margaret Adam, Presiding
12:30
UTILITY OF BROAD SEQUENCING TO REVEAL MTM1 GENE MUTATION CARRIERS WITH HISTORY
OF RECURRENT NEONATAL DEATH.
VK Berger, A Alsadah and J Shieh, San Francisco, CA. University of California San Francisco
Abstract 255
12:45
EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF DIAZOXIDE CHOLINE CONTROLLED RELEASE TABLET IN
PRADER-WILLI SYNDROME: RESULTS OF THE DOUBLE-BLIND ARM OF THE STUDY.
A Surampalli, M Wencel, J Gold, N Cowen and V Kimonis, Irvine, CA; Loma Linda, CA and Carlsbad, CA.
University of California, Irvine (Abbott Subspecialty Award)
Abstract 256
1:00
CLINICAL COURSE OF 4 CHILDREN WITH GNAO1 MUTATIONS CAUSING A SEVERE AND
DISTINCTIVE MOVEMENT DISORDER.
A Ananth, A Robichaux-Viehoever, A Hanson-Kahn, R Cox, G Enns, S Jonathan, M Willing, B Schlaggar, Y Wu
and J Bernstein, Stanford, CA, San Francisco, CA, Palo Alto, CA and St. Louis, MO. Stanford University
Abstract 257
1:15
ALLAN HERNDON DUDLEY SYNDROME: A CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.
S Dugan, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 258
1:30
A MASSIVELY PARALLEL APPROACH TO ASSESS THE SEQUENCE-FUNCTION RELATIONSHIP OF
RECOMBINASE A.
DJ Lawrence, DM Fowler, GR Smith and JD Bloom, Seattle, WA. Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Abstract 259
1:45
DIAGNOSTIC OUTCOMES AND RELATIVE COST OF CLINICAL WHOLE EXOME SEQUENCING.
MR Ruzhnikov, A Alsadah, B Mendelsohn, A Alhariri, MR Cilio, Y Wu, EJ Marco, E Hsiao, J Sullivan, J Shieh, A
Slavotinek and EH Sherr, Stanford, CA and San Francisco, CA. University of California, San Francisco (WSPR
Mead Johnson Travel Award Winner)
Abstract 260
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A DOMINANT MUTATION ASSOCIATED WITH BOHRING-OPTIZ SYNDROME REVEALED DURING
WHOLE EXOME SEQUENCING ANALYSIS.
C Carlston, T Tvrdik, R Mao and H Underhill, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 261
2:15
EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROME, PROGEROID TYPE, CAUSED BY A NOVEL MUTATION, P.(CYS324SER)
IN B4GALT7 IN A CHILD WITH JOINT LAXITY, GROWTH RETARDATION, DYSMORPHIC FACIAL
FEATURES AND NOVEL EYE FINDINGS INCLUDING BILATERAL COLOBOMAS.
T Arunrut, M Sabbadini, M Jain, F Scaglia and A Slavotinek, San Francisco, CA and Houston, CA. University of
California, San Francisco
Abstract 262
Neonatal Pulmonary III
Carpenter Hall
Parviz Minoo and Virender K. Rehan, Presiding
12:30
MATERNAL RACE/ETHNICITY (RE) AND INFANT GENETIC ANCESTRY ARE ASSOCIATED WITH
SURVIVAL WITHOUT BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA (BPD) IN PRETERM NEWBORNS
TREATED WITH INHALED NITRIC OXIDE (INO).
RL Keller, S Oh, D Torgerson, P Ballard, S Huntsman, E Burchard, D Black and R Ballard, San Francisco, CA.
University of California, San Francisco
Abstract 263
12:45
EARLY POSTNATAL HYPEROXIA INCREASES LUNG WNT3A AND MMP9 MRNA LEVELS IN
GROWTH RESTRICTED RAT PUPS.
RA Knecht, Y Yang, C Zou, A Sainz and L Joss-Moore, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 264
1:00
INVASIVE MECHANICAL VENTILATION FOR 3 DAYS DOES NOT ALTER PROLIFERATION OF
CARDIAC MYOCYTES COMPARED TO NON-INVASIVE NASAL VENTILATION.
N Punnanitinont, R Hicks, H Emerson, J Orchard, Z Wang, M Dahl, D Null, B Yoder and K Albertine, Salt Lake
City, UT, Appleton, WI and Davis, CA. Lawrence University
Abstract 265
1:15
PERINATAL NICOTINE EXPOSURE INDUCES MESENCHYMAL MYOGENIC DIFFERENTIATION, BUT
NOT EPITHELIAL-MESENCHYMAL TRANSITION IN RAT OFFSPRING LUNGS.
H Shen, R Sakurai, M Gong, J Liu and VK Rehan, Torrance, CA. Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute at
Harbor-UCLA Medical Center
Abstract 266
1:30
FROM MOUSE DEVELOPMENT TO SHEEP LUNG INJURY.
NS Bhopal, C Li, M Dahl, K Albertine, D Mathur and P Minoo, Los Angeles, CA and Salt Lake City, UT. LAC
+USC Medical Center & Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Abstract 267
1:45
ONE YEAR PULMONARY OUTCOMES IN THE TRIAL OF LATE SURFACTANT (TOLSURF).
RL Keller, E Rogers, E Eichenwald, A Hibbs, D Black, P Ballard and R Ballard, San Francisco, CA, Houston, TX
and Cleveland, OH. University of California, San Francisco
Abstract 268
2:00
VENTILATION AFFECTS MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF CEREBRAL ARTERIES IN PRETERM LAMBS.
M Converse, K Nye, K Monson and K Albertine, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 269
2:15
RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF NEBULIZED N-ACETYLCYSTEINE IN A NEWBORN PIG
MODEL OF MECONIUM ASPIRATION SYNDROME.
AA Simones, A Lampland, R Reed, M Mammel, C Worwa, M Toombs, A Ginder and KD Roberts, Saint Paul,
MN and Minneapolis, MN. University of Minnesota Masonic Children’s Hospital (WSPR Mead Johnson Travel
Award Winner)
Abstract 270
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Neonatology General III
All Saints Church, Seccombe Hall
Camille Fung and Josephine M. Enciso, Presiding
12:30
EVIDENCE FOR MITOTIC TRANSMISSION OF NICOTINE’S EPIGENETIC EFFECTS ON MALE
GONADAL GERM CELL UNDERLYING OFFSPRING LUNG MYOGENIC PHENOTYPE.
M Gong, J Liu, NS Murty and VK Rehan, Torrance, CA. Harbor-UCLA
Abstract 271
12:45
A 10 YEAR REVIEW OF CENTRAL LINE ASSOCIATED BLOOD STREAM INFECTION PREVENTION
EFFORTS IN THE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: ARE IMPROVEMENTS SUSTAINABLE?
R Koeppel, C UY and K Quan, Orange, CA. University of California, Irvine
Abstract 272
1:00
INDUCTION OF HEME OXYGENASE-1 ATTENUATES THE SEVERITY OF SEPSIS IN A
NON-SURGICAL NEONATAL MOUSE MODEL.
K Fujioka, S Lu, S Wong, F Kalish, H Zhao, RJ Wong and DK Stevenson, Stanford, CA. Stanford University
School of Medicine
Abstract 273
1:15
A LIPID FORMULATION OF ZINC PROTOPORPHYRIN FOR THE PREVENTION OF NEONATAL
HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA DUE TO CHRONIC HEMOLYSIS.
CM Konecny, K Fujioka, S Wong, S Lu, F Kalish, H Zhao, RJ Wong and DK Stevenson, Stanford, CA and La
Jolla, CA. Stanford University School of Medicine
Abstract 274
1:30
SURGICAL PROCEDURES INCREASE PROGRESSION AND DURATION OF RETINOPATHY OF
PREMATURITY (ROP).
C Torr, B Yoder and J Beachy, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 275
1:45
EFFECT OF ACUTE INTRAUTERINE ISCHEMIA ON NRF2 AND ANTIOXIDANT DEFENSES IN THE
RAT PUP BRAIN.
E Calma, T Nguyen, M Zhang, T Liu, G Power and AB Blood, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 276
2:00
BENZYL ALCOHOL POISONING RESURFACES IN CHRONICALLY VENTILATED PRETERM LAMBS.
K Zuspan, S Bowen, C Bradford, L Pettet, M Dahl, D Null, B Yoder, R Ward and K Albertine, Salt Lake City, UT
and Davis, CA. University of Utah
Abstract 277
2:15
PRETERM BIRTH DECREASES PPARγ PROTEIN ABUNDANCE IN THE ILEUM OF CHRONICALLY
VENTILATED PREMATURE LAMBS.
LA Ruybal, L Dong, M Dahl, K Albertine and L Joss-Moore, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 278
Neonatology Perinatal Biology I
Chapman #4 (Sunset Center)
Lauren Jantzie and Lisa Joss-Moore, Presiding
12:30
EFFECTS OF POST-INJURY DEXAMETHASONE THERAPY ON BRAIN INFARCT SIZE IN A RAT
MODEL OF NEONATAL HYPOXIC-ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY.
B Harding, Y Li, Q Ma and L Zhang, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital
Abstract 279
12:45
FETAL LEUCINE INFUSION INCREASES LACTATE CONCENTRATIONS IN LATE GESTATION FETAL
SHEEP.
A Blake, P Rozance, S Wesolowski, R Wilkening, WW Hay and LD Brown, Aurora, CO. University of Colorado
Abstract 280
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SKELETAL MUSCLE GROWTH IS RESTRICTED DESPITE MAINTAINED HINDLIMB BLOOD FLOW
AND OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN THE LATE GESTATION IUGR FETUS.
L Zastoupil, A Blake, P Rozance, S Wesolowski, WW Hay, R Wilkening and LD Brown, Aurora, CO. University of
Colorado School of Medicine
Abstract 281
1:15
DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES IN ANTIOXIDANT DEFENSES IN THE PERINATAL BRAIN.
L Kim, F Najjar, M Zhang, E Calma, T Nguyen, T Liu, G Power and AB Blood, Redlands, CA. Loma Linda
University
Abstract 282
1:30
HYDROCORTISONE PROTECTS THE BRAIN FROM HYPOXIC-ISCHEMIC INJURY IN NEONATAL
RATS.
KR Salcedo-Concepcion, Y Li and L Zhang, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 283
1:45
MATERNAL TOBACCO SMOKE EXPOSURE IMPAIRS PLACENTAL FUNCTION AND INDUCES
SEX-SPECIFIC ALTERATIONS IN FETAL FATTY ACIDS.
C Weinheimer, M Fitzhugh, P Singh, Z Wang, J Jenkins, T Larsen, M Baack, K Albertine and L Joss-Moore, Salt
Lake City, UT and Sioux Falls, SD. University of Utah (Abbott Subspecialty Award)
Abstract 284
2:00
EPITHELIAL MEMBRANE PROTEIN 2 (EMP2) DEFICIENCY ALTERS PLACENTAL ANGIOGENESIS
MIMICKING FEATURES OF INTRAUTERINE GROWTH RESTRICTION.
A Chu, C Williams and M Wadehra, Los Angeles, CA and Research Triangle Park, NC. David Geffen School of
Medicine at UCLA
Abstract 285
2:15
EFFECT OF PERINATAL DEVELOPMENT ON NRF2 AND ANTIOXIDANT DEFENSES IN THE RAT PUP
BRAIN.
T Nguyen, E Calma, L Kim, M Zhang, T Liu, G Power and AB Blood, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 286
Surgery II
Conductor’s Room
Subhas Gupta and Lee Pu, Presiding
12:30
ENHANCED RECOVERY IN PLASTIC SURGERY: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND A PROPOSAL
OF ACTIONABLE MEASURES.
CV Vu and S Gupta, Westminster, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 287
12:45
GROWING DISPARITY IN COLLECTION RATES: THE EFFECT OF THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT IN
PLASTIC SURGERY.
I Campwala, N Biskup, S Motakef and S Gupta, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 288
1:00
LACK OF INPUT SPECIFICITY, GREAT OUTCOME VARIABILITY, AND IMPRECISE RISK
CALCULATIONS: PITFALLS OF THE ACS-NSQIP RISK CALCULATOR IN PLASTIC SURGERY.
C Johnson, I Campwala and S Gupta, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 289
1:15
PRELIMINARY CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH DEOXYCHOLIC ACID IN CONTOURING SUBMENTAL
FAT.
DH Lee, J Chidester and S Gupta, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 290
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1:30
MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES OF INCIDENTAL DONOR DERIVED PULMONARY EMBOLISM.
GR Dincheva, EL Bush, P Brandenhoff, M Brzezinski, JP Singer and J Kukreja, San Francisco, CA. University of
California, San Francisco
Abstract 291
1:45
A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY ON DEMOGRAPHIC, CLINICAL, AND OUTCOME DATA OF WOMEN
UNDERGOING SACROSPINOUS LIGAMENT FIXATION.
RJ Patel, JM Heusinkveld and KD Hatch, Tucson, AZ. University of Arizona
Abstract 292
2:00
DO CONVERSION TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY YIELD COMPARABLE RESULTS TO PRIMARY TOTAL
HIP ARTHROPLASTY?
G Chin, Daly City, CA. University of California, Irvine
Abstract 293
2:15
CAPITONNAGE FOR SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PULMONARY CYSTIC ECHINOCOCCOSIS:
SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS.
C Logan and P Pottinger, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 294
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CARMEL RESEARCH PRIZE RECIPIENT PRESENTATION II
Jointly sponsored by
WESTERN SECTION AMERICAN FEDERATION FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION
WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC RESEARCH
WESTERN STUDENT MEDICAL RESEARCH FORUM
Sunset Center – Studio 105
Friday, January 29, 2016
2:35 PM – 3:25 PM
Fred Buckner and Paul Rozance, Presiding
2:35 INFLUENCE OF PERIPHERAL INSULIN RESISTANCE AND HEPATIC LIPOGENESIS ON LIVER FAT IN
OBESE PCOS GIRLS.
Melanie Cree Green, MD, PhD, University of Colorado School of Medicine
3:00 PESTICIDES AND PERSISTENT POLLUTANTS: EFFECTS ON CHILD AND ADULT HEALTH.
Jose R Suarez, MD, MPH, PhD, University of California San Diego
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Friday, January 29, 2016
3:30 PM – 6:00 PM
Jointly sponsored by
WESTERN SECTION AMERICAN FEDERATION FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION
WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC RESEARCH
WESTERN STUDENT MEDICAL RESEARCH FORUM
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Health Care Research II. . . . . . . . . .
Hematology and Oncology II . . . . .
Infectious Diseases II. . . . . . . . . . . .
Morphogenesis and Malformations .
Neonatology General IV . . . . . . . . .
Nephrology and Hypertension . . . . .
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All Saints Church, Seccombe Hall
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Behavior and Development
Chapman #4 (Sunset Center)
Nicole Tartaglia and Kathleen Angkustsiri, Presiding
3:30
ASSOCIATIONS AMONG MOTHER-TODDLER PLAY AND DEVELOPMENT IN PRETERM TODDLERS.
N Moss, D Novak, R Rieger, J Fuller, S Erickson and JR Lowe, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
(Abbott Subspecialty Award)
Abstract 295
3:45
EXPLORING SEX DIFFERENCES IN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS USING THE CHARGE STUDY.
M White, K Angkustsiri, D Tancredi and R Hansen, Sacramento, CA. University of California, Davis Medical
Center
Abstract 296
4:00
WHAT MIGHT EXPLAIN SOCIAL IMPAIRMENTS IN CHILDREN WITH CHROMOSOME 22Q11.2
DELETION SYNDROME?
K Angkustsiri, I Leckliter and TJ Simon, Sacramento, CA. University of California, Davis Medical Center
Abstract 297
4:15
THE EFFECTS OF ANIMAL ASSISTED INTERVENTION ON THE SOCIAL INITIATION BEHAVIORS OF
CHILDREN WITH AN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER.
H Albasha, M Kelly, J Andrews and S Rice, Oro Valley, AZ. The University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson
Abstract 298
4:30
State-of-the-Art Speaker
SLEEP DIFFERENCES IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS: RESEARCH UPDATES.
Ann Reynolds, University of Colorado School of Medicine
5:00
IMPACT OF ERYTHROPOIESIS STIMULATING AGENTS ON BEHAVIORAL MEASURES IN INFANTS
BORN PRETERM AND TERM.
R Rieger, RA Yeo, S Winter, J Phillips, N Moss, RK Ohls and JR Lowe, Albuquerque, NM and Salt Lake City, UT.
University of New Mexico (Abbott Subspecialty Award)
Abstract 299
5:15
DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES BOOKLETS AID IN EARLY DIAGNOSIS/INTERVENTION.
P Kaluzhny and S Lee, Las Vegas, NV. University of Nevada School of Medicine
Abstract 300
5:30
ADHERENCE TO A DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS CLINICAL PATHWAY IS ASSOCIATED WITH LONGER
LENGTH OF STAY.
B Lifland, A Desai, D Wright, R Mangione-Smith and K Schloredt, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School
of Medicine
Abstract 301
5:45
PARENTAL PERCEPTIONS ABOUT EXERCISE AND ADHD.
SC Cohen, S Taylor, R Rashedi, A Ramakrishnan, R Hansen and J Schweitzer, Sacramento, CA and Davis, CA.
University of California, Davis MIND Institute
Abstract 302
Community Health II
Promenade Lobby (Sunset Center)
Jay Erickson, Presiding
3:30
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A PROGRESSIVE AND INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO INCREASE THE VARIETY OF RESIDENT
EXPOSURE TO UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES.
SU Das, M Hogan, D Simangan and E Guenechea, Las Vegas, NV. University of Nevada School of Medicine
Abstract 303
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3:45
BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE ⇒ VACCINATE: SCHOOL BASED VACCINATION CLINIC IN CONRAD, MT.
JS Kranseler, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 304
4:00
ECOURAGING EARLY LITERACY IN THE SWINOMISH INDIAN TRIBAL COMMUNITY THROUGH
REACH OUT AND READ.
LC Thornquist, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 305
4:15
INCREASING INFANT VACCINATION RATES IN PARK COUNTY, MONTANA BY PRENATAL
VACCINATION EDUCATION.
A Seeley, Kirkland, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 306
4:30
‘NO SMOKING’ SIGNS IN THE CITY PARKS OF EPHRATA, WASHINGTON.
DE Marriott, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 307
4:45
QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE ANNUAL PAPANICOLAOU SMEAR RATES
AMONG HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS-INFECTED WOMEN.
V Ganta, D Patel, S Moonie, A Hunt, J Richardson, D Di John and E Ezeanolue, Las Vegas, NV. University of
Nevada Medical Center
Abstract 308
5:00
ADDICTION BEFORE BIRTH: DRUG ABUSE DURING PREGNANCY.
RC Braunberger, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 309
5:15
SEXUAL HEALTH AWARENESS COURSE AT FORT PECK COMMUNITY COLLEGE: PEER-EDUCATION,
PREVENTION, AND TREATMENT OF SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS.
SF Colvin, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 310
5:30
COMPARING THE EDUCATIONAL OUTCOME OF UNDERREPRESENTED IN MEDICINE (URM) AND
NON-URM STUDENT PARTICIPANTS IN A HEALTH ENRICHMENT PROGRAM.
N Rezakahn Khajeh, MJ Vennat and B Afghani, Irvine, CA and Orange, CA. University of California, Irvine
Abstract 311
5:45
AN EXCHANGE FOR HEALTH: IMPLEMENTING A SYRINGE EXCHANGE PROGRAM IN BROWNING,
MT.
JL Ebner, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 312
Health Care Research II
Babcock #6 (Sunset Center)
Edward Lee, Presiding
3:30
State-of-the-Art Speaker
QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN LOW AND MIDDLE INCOME
COUNTRIES,
Edward Lee, Keck School of Medicine of University of Southern California
4:00
PATIENT WRITTEN NOTES AND THEIR USE IN PRIMARY CARE: "I FELT LIKE I WAS ABLE TO BE
HEARD".
MO Anderson, S Jackson, N Oster, S Peacock and J Elmore, Missoula, MT. University of Washington School of
Medicine (WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner)
Abstract 313
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4:15
PROVIDER/STAFF PERCEPTIONS OF ONLINE PORTAL BARRIERS AND BENEFITS IN A SAFETY NET
SETTING.
M Shah, L Tieu and CR Lyles, Pomona, CA and San Francisco, CA. Western University of Health Sciences
Abstract 314
4:30
LISTENING BEYOND AUSCULTATING: A QUALITY INITIATIVE TO IMPROVE HCAHPS
COMMUNICATION SCORES.
AN Schneider, E Asher, JR Cartwright, JL Chow, ED Lee, M Nordstrom, MD Schwarz, M Zarin-Pass, L Mazotti
and NS Riegels, San Francisco, CA and Oakland, CA. University of California, San Francisco
Abstract 315
4:45
PREVALENCE OF HOT THYROID NODULES SUSPICIOUS FOR MALIGNANCY.
D Chang, S Lippman, A Semrad and A Swislocki, Martinez, CA and Sacramento, CA. University of California,
Davis School of Medicine
Abstract 316
5:00
REMOVING BARRIERS TO MEDICATION NON-COMPLIANCE: PATIENTS’ USE OF A DRUG PRICE
COMPARISON WEBSITE TO REDUCE COSTS AND IMPROVE ADHERENCE.
S Orrange, M Ivanova and S Sambasivam, Los Angeles, CA and Cambridge, MA. Keck School of Medicine of
University of Southern California
Abstract 317
5:15
THE IMPACT OF FIRST RESPONDER TURNOUT SEGMENT ON SURVIVAL FROM OUT-OF-HOSPITAL
CARDIAC ARREST.
NP DeRuyter, S Husain, L Yin, M Olsufka, AM McCoy, C Maynard, LA Cobb, TD Rea and MR Sayre, Seattle,
WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 318
5:30
PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY OF REMOTE EAR DISEASE DIAGNOSIS USING A SMARTPHONE
OTOSCOPE.
MR LaCourse, M Whipple, C Hume, JD Scott and MG Sardesai, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of
Medicine
Abstract 319
5:45
HIGH-FLUENCE LIGHT EMITTING DIODE-GENERATED RED LIGHT MODULATES KEY CELLULAR
CHARACTERISTICS OF SKIN FIBROSIS IN HUMAN SKIN FIBROBLASTS.
A Mamalis, E Koo and J Jagdeo, Sacramento, CA. University of California, Davis
Abstract 320
Hematology and Oncology II
Carpenter Hall
Jorge Nieva and Thomas Deloughery, Presiding
3:30
PRETREATMENT CLINICAL PROGNOSTIC FACTORS FOR BRAIN METASTASES FROM BREAST
CANCER TREATED WITH GAMMA KNIFE RADIOSURGERY.
AT Roehrig, EA Ferrel, D Benincosa, B Peressini, A MacKay and CM Lee, Seattle, WA; Spokane, WA and Coeur
D’Alene, ID. University of Washington
Abstract 321
3:45
EVALUATION OF MICRONUCLEI FREQUENCY IN CULTURED PERIPHERAL BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES
OF PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS BEFORE AND AFTER PROTON RADIOTHERAPY.
B Chou, M Vazque and A Bertucci, Colton, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 322
4:00
ASSESSMENT OF RASSF1C PIRNA-TARGET GENES IN LUNG TUMOR TISSUES.
C Sittlinger, O Fawibe, E Ramley, M Firek, Y Amaar and M Reeves, Loma Linda, CA and Collegedale, TN. Loma
Linda University School of Medicine
Abstract 323
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MINIBEAM THERAPY AND TISSUE SPARING POTENTIAL.
AVassantachart, R Tailor, A Dilmanian, J Eley and S Krishnan, Houston, TX; Stony Brook, NY; Baltimore, MD and
Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 324
4:30
IMMUNOLOGIC PROFILE OF HEAD AND NECK SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA CANCER STEM
CELLS.
E Warnock, H Serracino, M Glogowska, A van Bokhoven, S Keysar, M Lucia and A Jimeno, Aurora, CO.
University of Colorado
Abstract 325
4:45
EVALUATION OF MLN0264 AS A NOVEL THERAPY FOR PANCREATIC CANCER.
A Schreiber, S Bagby, K Quackenbush, W Messersmith and J Arcaroli, Denver, CO. University of Colorado School
of Medicine
Abstract 326
5:00
PRECLINICAL EVALUATION OF THE TRANSLATIONAL INHIBITOR SVC112 IN COLORECTAL
CANCER.
K Robertson, J Tentler, P Klauck, S Bagby, T Pitts, J Kim and S Eckhardt, Aurora, CO. University of Colorado
School of Medicine
Abstract 327
5:15
CENTRAL LINE ASSOCIATED BLOOD STREAM INFECTIONS IN PEDIATRIC HEMATOLOGY/
ONCOLOGY INPATIENTS AND OUTPATIENTS.
A Cruickshank, WH Meyer and T Carroll, Edmond, OK and Oklahoma City, OK. University of Oklahoma
(WAFMR Scholar Awardee)
Abstract 328
5:30
CORRELATION BETWEEN EPITHELIAL-MESENCHYMAL TRANSITION AND INVASIVENESS IN
OVARIAN CANCER CELL LINES AND ORTHOTOPIC XENOGRAFT.
M McCarthy, H Campos, T Suzuki, A Hill, L Sanderman and J Unternaehrer, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda
University
Abstract 329
5:45
QUALITY OF ONLINE RESOURCES FOR PANCREATIC CANCER PATIENTS.
L DeGroot and P Ingledew, Vancouver, BC, Canada and Surrey, BC, Canada. University of British Columbia
Abstract 330
Infectious Diseases II
Bingham Room #3 (Sunset Center)
Ravi Durvasula, Fred Buckner and David Gilbert, Presiding
3:30
IDENTIFYING MEN WHO HAVE SEX WITH MEN AND TRANSGENDER WOMEN WHO HAVE POOR
LINKAGE TO HIV CARE IN LIMA, PERU.
A Primbas, M Villaran and A Duerr, Seattle, WA and Lima, Peru. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 331
3:45
EFFECTS OF INTERFERON GAMMA ON THE RESPIRATORY BURST OF VARIANT X-LINKED
CHRONIC GRANULOMATOUS DISEASE PATIENTS VERSUS CLASSIC X-LINKED DISEASE.
HR Hill, NH Augustine, LA Miles, J Rejali, KO Woodbury, B Pasi, TB Martins and A Kumanovics, Salt Lake City,
UT. University of Utah
Abstract 332
4:00
DISSEMINATED COCCIDIOIDOMYCOSIS IN CHILDREN.
JM Lee, M Tablizo and A Graciano, Fresno, CA and Madera, CA. University of California, Fresno
Abstract 333
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IMPACT OF RAPID ORGANISM IDENTIFICATION WITH MATRIX-ASSISTED LASER DESORPTION/
IONIZATION TIME-OF-FLIGHT ON OUTCOMES IN HOSPITALIZED PEDIATRIC PATIENTS.
L Herrera, K Culbreath and W Dehority, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico School of Medicine
Abstract 334
4:30
SALMONELLA OSTEOMYELITIS IN IMMUNOCOMPETENT CHILDREN: A CASE SERIES AND
REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE.
DF Pavlik, A Gill, M Muller, J Eldredge, M Eickman and W Dehority, Albuquerque, NM. University of New
Mexico (WAFMR/WAP Outstanding Resident Award Winner)
Abstract 335
4:45
EFFECTIVENESS OF POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS IN TEACHING EMERGENT DERMATOSIS TO
PEDIATRIC RESIDENTS.
GG Still, H Chandnani, S Palathumpat, and O Ingaramo, Las Vegas, NV. University of Nevada Medical Center
Abstract 336
5:00
EXPRESSION PATTERNS OF HEME OXYGENASE-1 IN IMMUNE CELLS DURING LATE GESTATIONAL
INFLAMMATION.
M Ozen, H Zhao, F Kalish, Y Yang, DB Lewis, RJ Wong and DK Stevenson, Stanford, CA. Stanford University
School of Medicine (WAFMR Scholar Awardee)
Abstract 337
Morphogenesis and Malformations
Rehearsal Room (Sunset Center)
Marilyn C. Jones and Margaret Adam, Presiding
3:30
State-of-the-Art Speaker
THE CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR MECHANISMS UNDERLYING UNUSUAL INHERITANCE IN
CRANIOFRONTONASAL SYNDROME.
Jeffrey O. Bush, University of California, San Francisco
4:00
MICROPHTHALMIA WITH LIMB ANOMALIES (MIM #206920). A RECOGNIZABLE SYNDROME
INVOLVING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EYES, BRAIN AND LIMBS.
M Del Campo, I Odom, L Gist, J Dwek and KL Jones, La Jolla, CA. University of California San Diego
Abstract 338
4:15
CHEST WALL ASYMMETRY AND ABSENT LUNG IN UNIPARENTAL DISOMY 16.
T Wilson, S Dugan and JC Carey, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah (WSPR Mead Johnson Travel Award
Winner)
Abstract 339
4:30
CLASSIFYING CONGENITAL DEFECTS BY CAUSE AND CLINICAL PRESENTATION: A
POPULATION-BASED STUDY IN UTAH.
ML Feldkamp, LD Botto, J Byrne, S Krikov and JC Carey, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 340
4:45
MESODERM LOSS OF SONIC HEDGEHOG AND TGF-BETA SIGNALING CAUSE TRACHEAL
MALFORMATIONS.
D Mathur, NS Bhopal, A Fischer and P Minoo, Los Angeles, CA. LAC+USC Medical Center (Abbott
Subspecialty Award)
Abstract 341
5:00
FUNCTIONAL ENGRAFTMENT OF MURINE MC3T3-E1 PRE-OSTEOBLASTIC CELLS IN A ZEBRAFISH
MODEL OF EPIMORPHIC REGENERATION.
BG Douglass, RY Kwon and CH Allan, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 342
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CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS: VARIANT SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF THE THYROID SIGNALING PATHWAY.
AE Lewis, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 343
5:30
GASTROINTESTINAL FEATURES IN A NEWBORN WITH CURRY-JONES SYNDROME.
K Wigby, R Broderick, J Law, KP Davenport, S Bickler and MC Jones, San Diego, CA. University of California
San Diego
Abstract 344
5:45
A NOVEL DE NOVO MUTATION IN CACNA1A IS ASSOCIATED WITH ATYPICAL NEUROLOGICAL
FEATURES AND MITOCHONDRIAL DYSFUNCTION.
NN Derar, C Brown, J Platt and G Enns, Stanford, CA and Pleasant Hill, CA. Stanford University
Abstract 345
Neonatology General IV
All Saints Church, Seccombe Hall
Robin K. Ohls and Sonia Bonifacio, Presiding
3:30
JOAN E. HODGMAN LECTURE:
GLOBAL CHILD HEALTH-2015 AND BEYOND. THE MOVING PARTS.
William Keenan, Saint Louis University School of Medicine
4:00
DELAYED EPO THERAPY IMPROVES BEHAVIORAL AND HISTOLOGICAL OUTCOMES AFTER
NEONATAL RODENT STROKE.
A Larpthaveesarp, M Georgevits, D Ferriero and F Gonzalez, San Francisco, CA. University of California,
San Francisco
Abstract 346
4:15
A PHASE II RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF ERYTHROPOIETIN AND HYPOTHERMIA FOR
NEONATAL NEUROPROTECION IN HYPOXIC-ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY.
S Juul, F Gonzalez, K Van Meurs, R Ballard and Y Wu, for the NEATO Trial Group, Palo Alto, CA, San Francisco,
CA and Seattle, WA. University of California, San Francisco
Abstract 347
4:30
DECREASED RISK OF CEREBELLAR HEMORRHAGE IN PREMATURE NEWBORNS EXPOSED TO
ANTENATAL MAGNESIUM SULFATE.
D Gano, M Ho, HC Glass, D Xu, AJ Barkovich and D Ferriero, San Francisco, CA. University of California,
San Francisco (WSPR Mead Johnson Travel Award Winner)
Abstract 348
4:45
MEASURING CALPROTECTIN IN STOOL AS PART OF THE "RULE OUT NECROTIZING
ENTEROCOLITIS" EVALUATION.
B MacQueen, R Christensen, D Lambert, V Baer, M Sheffield, C Yost, E Gerday, R Schlaberg, J Lowe, J Shepard
and M Cody, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah (Abbott Subspecialty Award)
Abstract 349
5:00
OUTCOMES OF EXTREMELY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS WITH TRANSIENT HYPERGLYCEMIA
TREATED WITH INSULIN.
K Barseghyan, R Ramanathan, L Barton and R Cayabyab, Los Angeles, CA. LAC+USC
Abstract 350
5:15
IDENTIFICATION OF NEONATAL HEMOLYSIS IN THE WELL BABY NURSERY.
S Srinivas, ME Castillo Cuadrado, RJ Wong, DK Stevenson and VK Bhutani, Stanford, CA. Stanford University
School of Medicine
Abstract 351
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NON-INVASIVE VENTILATION AND THE EFFECT ON INTUBATION IN NEWBORNS WITH
RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME: A POPULATION BASED STUDY.
T Chavez, A Lakshmanan, NP Iyer, T Stavroudis, A Garingo, PS Friedlich and R Ramanathan, Los Angeles, CA.
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and LAC+USC Medical Center, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern
California
Abstract 352
5:45
IMPACT OF EXTRACORPOREAL MEMBRANE OXYGENATION ON CEREBRAL METABOLISM IN THE
NEWBORN BRAIN.
AJ Reitman, PS Friedlich, J Stein, L Paquette, R Chapman, MD Nelson, JL Wisnowski and S Bluml, Los Angeles,
CA. LAC+USC Medical Center, Keck School of Medicine of University of Southern California
Abstract 353
Nephrology and Hypertension
Green Room (Sunset Center)
Charles Edelstein, Presiding
3:30
ASSESSMENT OF URINE PROTEIN DIPSTICK AND PROTEIN/CREATININE RATIO AS DIAGNOSTIC
TESTS IN CHILDHOOD NEPHROTIC SYNDROME.
A Sanchez, D Matsell, L Wang, M Catapang, NM Polderman, A Roshan and C Mammen, Vancouver, BC,
Canada. University of British Columbia
Abstract 354
3:45
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND METABOLIC HEALTH IN CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE.
WE Bowlby, L Zelnick, C Robinson-Cohen and IH DeBoer, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 355
4:00
RENAL OUTCOMES IN PEDIATRIC ANTI-NEUTROPHIL CYTOPLASMIC ANTIBODY ASSOCIATED
VASCULITIS - A PEDIATRIC VASCULITIS INITIATIVE (PEDVAS) STUDY.
A Chen, C Mammen, D Cabral and K Morishita, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British Columbia
Abstract 356
4:15
COMPLEMENT INHIBITION FOR PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF ANTIBODY-MEDIATED
REJECTION.
SC Jordan, J Choi and AVo, Los Angeles, CA. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Abstract 357
4:30
NF-KB TRANSCRIPTIONAL INHIBITION AMELIORATES CISPLATIN-INDUCED ACUTE KIDNEY
INJURY (AKI).
C Edelstein, A Ozkok, Q Wang, D Ljubanovic and K Ravichandran, Aurora, CO and Zagreb, Croatia. University
of Colorado Denver
Abstract 358
4:45
DYING MITOCHONDRIA: REDUCTION OF MITOCHONDRIAL PROTEINS IN PROGRESSIVE KIDNEY
DISEASE.
Y Aghajan, M Darshi, S Miyamoto and K Sharma, San Diego, CA. University of California, San Diego (WAFMR/WAP
Student Subspecialty Award Winner)
Abstract 359
Neuroscience II
Conductor’s Room
Marie-Francoise Chesselet, Presiding
3:30
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THE ROLE OF DIACYLGLYCEROL LIPASE IN THE TESTOSTERONE-INDUCED ENHANCEMENT OF
RETROGRADE ENDOCANNABINOID SIGNALING IN EXCITATORY INPUTS TO ANOREXIGENIC
PRO-OPIOMELANOCORTIN NEURONS.
JL Goethel and E Wagner, Pomona, CA. Western University of Health Sciences
Abstract 360
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ANDROGENS RAPIDLY POTENTIATE RETROGRADE ENDOCANNABINOID-MEDIATED INHIBITION
OF ANOREXIGENIC POMC NEURONS.
D Fischer and E Wagner, Pomona, CA. Western University of Health Sciences
Abstract 361
4:00
THE ROLE OF DIACYLGLYCEROL LIPASE IN THE ANDROGENIC REGULATION OF ENERGY
HOMEOSTASIS.
R Propst and E Wagner, Ontario, CA. Western University of Health Sciences
Abstract 362
4:15
CALPAIN-2 AND PROTEIN TYROSINE PHOSPHATASE NON-RECEPTOR TYPE 13 COLOCALIZATION
IN HIPPOCAMPUS OF ADULT WILDTYPE MICE.
A Kamgar-Parsi, M Baudry and Y Wang, Pomona, CA. Western University of Health Sciences
Abstract 363
4:30
IN UTERO HYPOXIA-ISCHEMIA AND LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE ADMINISTRATION IN RATS INDUCES
DEFICITS IN COGNITION EVALUATED USING A NOVEL TOUCHSCREEN PLATFORM.
L Chan, S Robinson and L Jantzie, Albuquerque, NM and Boston, MA. University of New Mexico
Abstract 364
4:45
INFANTILE TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY IS MITIGATED BY ERYTHROPOIETIN TREATMENT IN A
PRECLINICAL RODENT MODEL.
L Chan, J Denson, J Winer, J Maxwell, S Robinson and L Jantzie, Albuquerque, NM and Boston, MA. University
of New Mexico
Abstract 365
5:00
OXIDATIVELY DEGRADED MITOCHONDRIAL DNA IS A NEWLY IDENTIFIED DAMP FAMILY MEMBER
IN ASTROCYTES, AND POTENTIALTRIGGER OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE.
A Mathew and S Hushmendy, Albany, NY. Albany Medical Center
Abstract 366
5:15
LEARNING AND MEMORY TESTING IN LAMBS.
S Bowen, A Havlicak, J Beachy, M Dahl, D Null, B Yoder and K Albertine, Salt Lake City, UT; New York, NY and
Davis, CA. University of Utah
Abstract 367
Surgery III
Studio 105 (Sunset Center)
Subhas Gupta and Lee Pu, Presiding
3:30
SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF LIPOSOMAL BUPIVICAINE ACROSS A SPECTRUM OF PLASTIC SURGERY
PROCEDURES.
I Campwala, J Chidester and S Gupta, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 368
3:45
AN EVALUATION OF ANTIHISTAMINE PRE-TREATMENT IN FACIAL INJECTABLE TREATMENTS.
J Wendt, J Chidester and S Gupta, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 369
4:00
INTEGRA FLOWABLE WOUND MATRIX AND THE LOWER EXTREMITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE
RECONSTRUCTIVE LADDER.
C Johnson and S Gupta, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 370
4:15
SPIDER SILK AS A NEXT GENERATION SUTURE.
ME Shapiro, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 371
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VAGINAL WALL SLING: PILOT STUDY OUTCOMES AND VIDEO DEMONSTRATION OF TECHNIQUE.
S Cheriyan, J Bailey, KY Kim, M Keheila, J Shen and A Staack, Loma Linda, CA and Redlands, CA. Loma Linda
University
Abstract 372
4:45
DEVELOPMENT OF AN IMPLANTABLE CHITOSAN HEMOSTAT.
M Dopp, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 373
5:00
EFFICACY OF ANTEGRADE AND RETROGRADE WARM SALINE PERFUSION DURING RENAL
CRYOABLATION FOR URETERAL PRESERVATION.
A Erskine, N Khater, P Yang, J Smith and D Baldwin, Loma Linda, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 374
5:15
AN ANALYSIS OF INFECTIOUS RISK FROM ENDOSCOPIC VALVE BACKFLOW DURING
URETEROSCOPY.
AR Kutzner, J Shen, S Abourbih, C Ritchie, D Baldwin and A Erskine, Colton, CA. Loma Linda University
Abstract 375
5:30
DAMAGE TO POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE-COATED GUIDEWIRES: A POTENTIAL FOREIGN BODY
RISK.
AL Wong, A Erskine, AR Kutzner, S Abourbih, S Cheriyan, P Yang, DS Boskovic and D Baldwin, Loma Linda, CA. Loma
Linda University
Abstract 376
5:45
INCIDENCE AND RISKS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PIN-SITE INFECTIONS AFTER PELVIC
EXTERNAL FIXATION.
C McDonald, R Firoozabadi, J Agel and C Kleweno, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 377
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CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Saturday, January 30, 2016
8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Jointly sponsored by
WESTERN SECTION AMERICAN FEDERATION FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION
WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC RESEARCH
WESTERN STUDENT MEDICAL RESEARCH FORUM
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics III
Community Health III. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Endocrinology and Metabolism III . . . . . . . . .
General Internal Medicine and Aging. . . . . . . .
Neonatology General V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Neonatology Perinatal Biology II . . . . . . . . . . .
Pulmonary and Critical Care II . . . . . . . . . . . .
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. . . Promenade Lobby
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Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics III
Rehearsal Room (Sunset Center)
Craig Wong and Walter Dehority, Presiding
8:00
A CLOSE LOOK AT THE USE OF HYPERTONIC SALINE AND HIGH FLOW OXYGEN IN PEDIATRIC
PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED WITH RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIALVIRUS.
C Mercurio, J Green and B Afghani, Irvine, CA and Orange, CA. University of California, Irvine
Abstract 378
8:15
COMPARING THE HABITS AND GOALS OF UNDERPREVILEGED AND PRIVILEDGED YOUTH.
K Nikroo, Irvine, CA. University of California, Irvine
Abstract 379
8:30
THE VALUE OF THROMBOPROPHYLAXIS IN PEDIATRIC CANCER PATIENTS WITH CENTRAL
VENOUS CATHETERS (CVC): A CLOSER LOOK AT THE LITERATURE.
F Aguirre, L Sekiguchi, KJ Yeung, M Alcayde, J Epstein, N Chintalapati, A Le, A Mehta and B Afghani, Irvine, CA
and Orange, CA. University of California, Irvine
Abstract 380
8:45
EFFECTS OF RISPERIDONE USE IN PEDIATRIC POPULATION WITH ATTENTION DEFICIT
HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD).
AJ Garcia, N Kim, J Chang, S Ravikumar, A Morehouse, A Sidhu, A Lee and B Afghani, Los Angeles, CA, Irvine,
CA and Orange, CA. University of California, Los Angeles
Abstract 381
9:00
COMMUNITY ACQUIRED- METHICILLIN RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS (CA-MRSA)
INDUCED NECK ABSCESS ASSOCIATED WITH STRIDOR IN A 2-MONTH-OLD INFANT.
BH Hammond and H Agarwal, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
Abstract 382
9:15
DIETARY INTAKES AND GROWTH PATTERNS IN FORMULA-FED INFANTS CONSUMING A MEAT
OR DAIRY-BASED COMPLEMENTARY DIET.
KE Griese, M Tang, NF Krebs and AE Hendricks, Aurora, CO. University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine
Abstract 383
9:30
IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY HEMOSIDEROSIS PRESENTING AS SEVERE ANEMIA: A CASE REPORT.
M Cohen and C Nakamura, Las Vegas, NV. University of Nevada
Abstract 384
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NUTRITIONAL INTAKE OF CHILDREN WITH NEPHROTIC SYNDROME.
NM Polderman, M Cushing, D Matsell, M Catapang, A Sanchez and C Mammen, Vancouver, BC, Canada. British
Columbia Children’s Hospital
Abstract 385
Community Health III
Conductor’s Room
Martin Teintze, Presiding
8:00
MEDIA LITERACY EDUCATION TO PREVENT ELECTRONIC NICOTINE DELIVERY SYSTEM USE BY
ADOLESCENTS.
A Watson, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 386
8:15
OBESITY AND DIABETES PREVENTION EDUCATION IN LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
H Kibort-Crocker, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 387
8:30
SAFE OTC: A COMMUNITY EDUCATION CAMPAIGN IN POWELL, WY.
CV Jackson, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 388
8:45
EVALUATION OF A COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH EDUCATION INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE
EARLY CHILDHOOD NUTRITION IN RURAL KENYA.
L Matheson, S Walton, N Kotadia, D Webster and V Kapoor, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British
Columbia
Abstract 389
9:00
EVALUATION OF HAND HYGIENE KNOWLEDGE, PRACTICES, AND BARRIERS IN RURAL UGANDA.
PJ Hemmons, T Okuda, V Fung, A Geddes and V Kapoor, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British
Columbia
Abstract 390
9:15
HELPING THE PRE-DIABETIC AND OVERWEIGHT OF MILES CITY ACCESS THE RESOURCES TO
PREVENT DIABETES.
B Murphy, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 391
9:30
EXPANDING ACCESS OF INTRANASAL NALOXONE TO COLUMBIA COUNTY EMERGENCY
MEDICAL TECHNICIANS.
T Hughes, Spokane, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 392
9:45
TATTOO REGULATIONS: PERMANENT REGULATIONS TO GET INKED IN BUFFALO, WYOMING.
M Johnson, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 393
Endocrinology and Metabolism III
Bingham Room #3 (Sunset Center)
Kristina M. Utzschneider and Katya Rubinow, Presiding
8:00
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TWO NEW GENES INVOLVED IN LIPID METABOLISM?
JM Yaghoubian, N Ehrhardt, JW Burke, U Tan, M Peterfy and S Fuchs, Los Angeles, CA and Pomona, CA. Western
University of Health Sciences (WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner)
Abstract 394
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8:15
LOW INHIBIN B CORRELATES WITH FEATURES OF METABOLIC SYNDROME IN PREPUBERTAL
BOYS WITH KLINEFELTER SYNDROME.
S Davis, N Lalou, M Bardsley, M Temple, K Kowal and J Ross, Aurora, CO; Paris, France and Philadelphia, PA.
University of Colorado (WAFMR Scholar Awardee)
Abstract 395
8:30
EXPLORING THIOREDOXIN INTERACTING PROTEIN REGULATED METABOLISM IN ANAPLASTIC
THYROID CANCER.
LJ Hostetter, J Morrison, V Sharma, J Severson and B Haugen, Denver, CO. University of Colorado Denver
School of Medicine
Abstract 396
8:45
MACROPHAGES SECRETE ESTROGENS WITH EVIDENCE FOR POTENTIAL DE NOVO
STEROIDOGENESIS.
S Wang, A Chait and K Rubinow, Seattle, WA. University of Washington (WSCI Travel Award Winner)
Abstract 397
9:00
ROLE OF LIPOPROTEIN LIPASE IN NEURONS OF THE BRAIN.
I Rudenko, K Bruce, H Wang and R Eckel, Denver, CO. University of Colorado School of Medicine
Abstract 398
9:15
CONTROL OF LIPID DROPLET SIGNALING IN MURINE SPERMATOZOA.
B Tully, J Duke, K Roberts and T Chauvin, Seattle, WA and Spokane, WA. University of Washington School of
Medicine
Abstract 399
9:30
ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY IN EOSINOPHILIC ESOPHAGITIS PATIENTS TREATED WITH SWALLOWED
TOPICAL STEROIDS.
H Rahat, C Wood, G Furuta, D Atkins and S Hsu, Aurora, CO. Children’s Hospital Colorado
Abstract 400
9:45
MODY3 AND DIABETES TYPE 2 COMBINE TO YIELD STUBBORN BLOOD SUGAR MANAGEMENT.
J Vercollone, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 401
General Internal Medicine and Aging
Babcock #6 (Sunset Center)
David Schade, Presiding
8:00
A RARE COMPLICATION OF A COMMON OBESITY PROCEDURE.
L Ereifej, R Crowell and D Schade, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
Abstract 402
8:15
DOES ASTHMA INCREASE CARDIOVASCULAR RISK IN TYPE 2 DIABETES?
MD Ehrhart, C Murray-Krezan, F Qeadan and MR Burge, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
Abstract 403
8:30
MORTALITY DIFFERENTIALS IN U.S. CHINESE AND JAPANESE NATIVES AND IMMIGRANTS
COMPARED TO RESPECTIVE COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN: 2003-2011.
K Hastings, D Boothroyd, K Eggleston, M Cullen and L Palaniappan, Oakland, CA. Stanford University
Abstract 404
8:45
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, BODY FATNESS, AND VISCERAL ADIPOSITY IN OVERWEIGHT LATINO AND
NON-LATINO ADULTS.
NA Cameron, J Godino, J Nichols, D Wing, L Hill and K Patrick, La Jolla, CA. University of California, San
Diego School of Medicine
Abstract 405
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9:00
PSYCHOSOCIAL INDICATORS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND FUNCTIONING IN A COHORT OF
COMMUNITY DWELLING OLDER ADULTS.
I Lin, D Coon, K O’Connor, M Malek-Ahmadi and J Mohler, Tucson, AZ; Phoenix, AZ and Sun City, AZ.
University of Arizona (WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner)
Abstract 406
9:15
SAD, ANXIOUS, AND PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE: ARE DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY ASSOCIATED
WITH ADVANCE CARE PLANNING?
Y Ramos, R McMahan, R Ramos, S Osua and R Sudore, MD, Seattle, WA and San Francisco, CA. University of
Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 407
9:30
REASONS FOR DISCHARGE FROM A LARGE OPIOID PRESCRIBING REGISTRY: A RETROSPECTIVE
ANALYSIS.
MS Novack, J James, S Jackson, C McKinney, J Merrill and J Klein, Spokane, WA and Seattle, WA. University of
Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 408
9:45
CANCELLED
Abstract 409
Neonatology General V
Carpenter Hall
Jae Kim and Thomas Shimotake, Presiding
8:00
THE CHANGING PATTERN OF PROCEDURES PERFORMED IN NEWBORNS IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA.
T Stavroudis, T Chavez, PS Friedlich, A Garingo, FB Wertheimer and A Lakshmanan, Los Angeles, CA. Children’s
Hospital Los Angeles and LAC+USC Medical Center, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California
Abstract 410
8:15
UTILIZATION PATTERNS OF EXTRACORPOREAL MEMBRANE OXYGENATION IN NEONATES IN
THE UNITED STATES 1997-2012.
A Song, R Chapman, PS Friedlich and A Lakshmanan, Los Angeles, CA. Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Abstract 411
8:30
RESOURCE UTILIZATION FOR NEONATES WITH CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA IN THE
UNITED STATES 1997-2012.
A Song, PS Friedlich, R Chapman, R Burke, J Upperman, J Stein and A Lakshmanan, Los Angeles, CA. Children’s
Hospital Los Angeles
Abstract 412
8:45
EPIDIMIOLOGY OF APPARENT LIFE THREATENING EVENTS (ALTE) IN INFANTS IN CALIFORNIA.
ED Deribssa, A Lakshmanan, J Shepherd, PS Friedlich, A Mikhail and A Song, Los Angeles, CA. University of
Southern California
Abstract 413
9:00
PATTERNS AND PREDICTORS OF RESOURCE UTILIZATION IN NEONATES RECEIVING
EXTRACORPOREAL MEMBRANE OXYGENATION IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FROM 2006-2010.
G Chen, A Song, A Lakshmanan, PS Friedlich and R Chapman, Arcadia, CA and Los Angeles, CA. University of
Southern California
Abstract 414
9:15
HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT OF PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS IN CALIFORNIA.
S Ngo, J Profit, J Gould and HC Lee, Berkeley, CA and Palo Alto, CA. University of California, Berkeley
Abstract 415
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9:30
EVALUATION OF BIRTH ATTENDANT COMPLIANCE WITH RATIONAL IMMEDIATE NEBORN CARE
AND NEONATAL ASPHYXIA INTERVENTION PRACTICES IN AN INDIAN PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL.
C Orlando, A Allen, M Parkinson, D Shapiro and B Fassl, Centerville, UT. University of Utah School of Medicine
Abstract 416
9:45
SERIAL FOLLOW UP OF MENTAL HEALTH IN LOW-INCOME MOTHERS AFTER NICU DISCHARGE.
NG Lynch, AM Yeh, A Diamond, N Flores, J Eshagian, R Polcyn, A Pham, M Williams, DL Vanderbilt, PS
Friedlich and A Lakshmanan, Los Angeles, CA. Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and LAC+USC Medical Center,
Keck School of Medicine of University of Southern California
Abstract 417
Neonatology – Perinatal Biology II
Studio 105 (Sunset Center)
Laura D. Brown and Kurt Albertine, Presiding
8:00
PRE-ECLAMPSIA AND INFLAMMATORY PRETERM LABOR ALTER THE HUMAN PLACENTAL
HEMATOPOIETIC NICHE.
KL Ponder, A Bárcena, FL Bos, M Gormley, Y Zhou, K Ona-Vu, M Kapidzic, AC Zovein and SJ Fisher,
San Francisco, CA. University of California, San Francisco
Abstract 418
8:15
ADIPONECTIN SUPPLEMENTATION IN PREGNANT MICE IMPROVES GLUCOSE TOLERANCE IN
OFFSPRING.
M Gossling, FJ Rosario, T Jansson and T Powell, Aurora, CO. University of Colorado (WSPR Mead Johnson
Travel Award Winner)
Abstract 419
8:30
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO FRED BATTAGLIA STATE-OF-THE-ART SPEAKER
INTERPRETING PERINATAL CARDIAC GROWTH.
Sonnet Jonker, Oregon Health Sciences Center
9:00
SYNCHRONOUS ABERRANT CEREBELLAR AND OPERCULAR DEVELOPMENT IN FETUSES AND
NEONATES WITH CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE.
A Wong, T Chavez, H Lai, L Paquette and A Panigrahy, Los Angeles, CA, Valhalla, NY and Pittsburgh, PA.
New York Medical College
Abstract 420
9:15
SERIAL CEREBELLAR AND OPERCULAR STRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT OF FETUSES AND NEONATES
WITH CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE (CHD) CORRELATED WITH EARLY NEURODEVELOPMENTAL
OUTCOMES.
A Wong, S O’Neil, T Chavez, H Lai, A Panigrahy and L Paquette, Los Angeles, CA, Valhalla, NYand Pittsburgh, PA.
New York Medical College
Abstract 421
9:30
ANTENATAL VITAMIN D PRESERVES PLACENTAL WEIGHT AND VESSEL DENSITY AND FETAL
GROWTH AFTER INTRA-AMNIOTIC ENDOTOXIN EXPOSURE.
MW Cookson, R Sharon, G Seedorf, B Dodson, SH Abman and E Mandell, Denver, CO and Aurora, CO.
University of Colorado
Abstract 422
9:45
THE USE OF HEPATOBILIARY SCINTIGRAPHY IN DIAGNOSING BILIARY ATRESIA IN INFANTS
WITH CONJUGATED HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA WHO RECEIVED PARENTERAL NUTRITION.
K Barseghyan, C McLean, T Chavez and R Ramanathan, Los Angeles, CA. LAC+USC
Abstract 423
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Pulmonary and Critical Care II
Promenade Lobby (Sunset Center)
Philippe Montgrain, Presiding
8:00
PRESENTING ILLNESS AND MORTALITY OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS INTUBATED IN THE
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT.
J Yeaton, AE Pickering, T Durns, R Miller, Z Roward and L DeLuca, Tucson, AZ. University of Arizona
Abstract 424
8:15
THE EFFECT OF PRESENTING COMPLAINT ON THE RISK OF DEVELOPING
VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA FOR PATIENTS INTUBATED IN AN ACADEMIC
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT.
AE Pickering, J Yeaton, T Durns, R Miller, Z Roward and L DeLuca, Tucson, AZ and Tucson, AR. University of
Arizona Tucson
Abstract 425
8:30
GENETIC NETWORK IDENTIFICATION, INTERACTION, AND VARIABLE EXPRESSION IN MUC5B
VARIANT IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY FIBROSIS.
K Lind, A Walts, A Thor, I Yang and D Schwartz, Greenwood Village, CO. University of Colorado School of
Medicine (WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner)
Abstract 426
8:45
IN VIVO MEASUREMENT OF MOUSE ENDOTHELIAL SURFACE LAYER IN SURFACE CORTICAL
MICROVASCULATURE.
MJ Perez, J Ford, Y Yang and E Schmidt, Denver, CO. University of Colorado School of Medicine
Abstract 427
9:00
EXPLORING THE ANTI-INFLAMMATORY EFFECTS OF THE AMYLOIDOGENIC HEXAPEPTIDE,
AMYLIN28-33, IN SEPSIS.
S Mahapatra, M Kurnellas, J Rothbard, D Cornfield and L Steinman, Palo Alto, CA; Omaha, NE and Stanford,
CA. Stanford University Medical Center (WSCI Travel Award Winner)
Abstract 428
9:15
UNIQUE RAT STRAIN THAT SURVIVES BREATHING HYPEROXIA ALSO RESISTS OBESITY.
K Repine, PV Wilson, N Elkins, J Newman, Q He, KA Baer, J Torres, A Newman, A Fernandez-Bustamante and
JE Repine, Aurora, CO. Webb-Waring Center, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Center
Abstract 429
9:30
State-of-the-Art Speaker
LUNG CANCER IN WOMEN.
Philippe R. Montgrain, VA San Diego / UC San Diego Health
Surgery IV
Green Room (Sunset Center)
Laurel Desnick and Ryan Hall, Presiding
8:00
DOES PREOPERATIVE VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY PREDICT POSTOPERATIVE HYPOCALCEMIA AFTER
THYROIDECTOMY?
E Alkhalili, MD Ehrhart and MR Burge, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
Abstract 430
8:15
UTILITY OF A PORCINE MODEL OF POLYMETHYL METHACRYLATE SPREAD DURING
KYPHOPLASTY OR VERTEBROPLASTY.
J Frankl, M Sakata, A Peterson and C Hennemeyer, Tucson, AZ. University of Arizona College of Medicine
Abstract 431
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ASSESSMENT AND COMPARISON OF VACCINATION STATUS IN PEDIATRIC COCHLEAR IMPLANT
PATIENTS: A 10 YEAR RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW.
C Jin, P Téllez, D Lu, J Pauwels, S Dobson and FK Kozak, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British
Columbia
Abstract 432
8:45
THE "SIMPLE" CHECKLIST: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL TOOL FOR REVIEWING THE MEDICAL
LITERATURE AT JOURNAL CLUB AND BEYOND.
N Wierks, A Knox and J Arneja, Vancouver, BC, Canada. University of British Columbia
Abstract 433
9:00
TIMELY EMERGENCY AND URGENT SURGERY ACCESS FOR ACUTELY ILL PEDIATRIC PATIENTS: A
RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW.
S Kim and S Butteworth, Vancouver, BC, Canada. BC Children’s Hospital
Abstract 434
9:15
IN VIVO ULTRASOUND ELASTICITY IMAGING CLASSIFIES HEALTHY AND DISEASED POSTERIOR
TIBIAL TENDONS.
J Klewer, L Gao, J Guerra, J Szivek, M Taljanovic, L Latt and R Witte, Tucson, AZ. University of Arizona
Abstract 435
9:30
THE ROLE OF ALDOSE REDUCTASE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF POSTERIOR CAPSULAR
OPACIFICATION IN A MOUSE MODEL OF CATARACT SURGERY.
L Zukin, M Pedler and JM Petrash, Greenwood Village, CO and Aurora, CO. University of Colorado Denver
Abstract 436
9:45
TISSUE EXPANSION IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS: A 10-YEAR REVIEW.
L Bjornson, M Bucevska and C Verchere, Kingston, ON, Canada and Vancouver, BC, Canada. Queen’s University
Abstract 437
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CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Saturday, January 30, 2016
10:15 AM – 11:45 AM
Jointly sponsored by
WESTERN SECTION AMERICAN FEDERATION FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION
WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
WESTERN SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC RESEARCH
WESTERN STUDENT MEDICAL RESEARCH FORUM
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics IV
Health Care Research III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hematology and Oncology III . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Immunology and Rheumatology II. . . . . . . . . .
Neonatal Pulmonary IV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Neonatology General VI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Neonatology Perinatal Biology III . . . . . . . . . .
Neuroscience III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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. . . . . . . Babcock #6
. . . . . . . Green Room
. . Conductor’s Room
. . Bingham Room #3
. . . . . Carpenter Hall
. . . Promenade Lobby
. . . . . . Chapman #4
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics IV
Rehearsal Room (Sunset Center)
Samrat U. Das and Mary Ramos, Presiding
10:15
TESTING THE UTILITY OF STANDARDIZED INTERVIEWS FOR RESIDENCY SELECTION BY
DIVIDING THE STANDARDIZED QUESTIONS AMONGST MULTIPLE INTERVIEWERS.
SU Das and ME Bar-on, Las Vegas, NV. University of Nevada School of Medicine
Abstract 438
10:30
SOCIAL MEDIA: AN EFFECTIVE METHOD OF ATTRACTING THE MODERN RESIDENCY APPLICANT.
C Casilang and S Mehra, Fresno, CA. University of California, Fresno
Abstract 439
10:45
STRETCHING EFFECT ON CHANGES IN ACHILLES TENDON CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA IN
RUNNERS.
C Neves, A Johnson and I Hunter, Seattle, WA and Provo, UT. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 440
11:00
PEDIATRIC EXPOSURES TO DISHWASHER AND LAUNDRY DETERGENTS: 2013-2014.
M Davis, M Casavant, H Spiller, T Chounthirath and G Smith, Seattle, WA and Columbus, OH. Nationwide
Children’s Hospital
Abstract 442
11:15
AWELL ORGANIZED SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO INCREASE RESIDENT SCHOLARSHIP.
SU Das and ME Bar-on, Las Vegas, NV. University of Nevada School of Medicine
Abstract 443
Health Care Research III
Babcock #6 (Sunset Center)
Leo S. Morales, Presiding
10:15
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IMPROVING ASTHMA CARE IN A PEDIATRIC TEACHING CLINIC.
J Lee, A Gogo, D Tancredi and U Shaikh, Sacramento, CA. University of California, Davis Medical Center (WSCI
Travel Award Winner)
Abstract 444
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10:30
USABILITY TESTING OF THE BURN SURVIVAL KIT WITH HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS IN UGANDA.
A Ribeiro, A Maccan, A Rajwani, J Huebner, M Caulfield, MM Ajiko, N O’Hara and R Evans, Vancouver, BC,
Canada and Soroti, Uganda. University of British Columbia
Abstract 445
10:45
OCCUPATION-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN HEMOGLOBIN A1C IN A PREDOMINANTLY HISPANIC
POPULATION.
A Manshad, JR Bucheli and MR Burge, Albuquerque, NM. University of New Mexico
Abstract 446
11:00
A METHOD FOR MULTISTAGE SAMPLING IN THE RANDOMIZATION OF HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS IN
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.
MD Caulfield, A Rajwani, AS Maccan, J Huebner, A Ribeiro, MM Ajiko, N O’Hara and R Evans, Vancouver, BC,
Canada; California, CA and Soroti, Uganda. University of British Columbia
Abstract 447
11:15
UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITY (URM) MEDICAL STUDENT PERSPECTIVES ON RETENTION AND
ADVANCEMENT.
AJ Smith, C Solomon and LS Morales, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 448
11:30
PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF DIABETES PREVENTION PROGRAMS.
EC Vasti, S Tsoi and T Moin, Los Angeles, CA. VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System
Abstract 449
Hematology and Oncology III
Green Room (Sunset Center)
Thomas Deloughery, Presiding
10:15
CHARACTERIZATION OF A CUSTOM MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY AS A NOVEL TUMOR
BIOMARKER IN HUMAN GASTROINTESTINAL CANCERS.
JS Ryan, Q Wang, D Wu, Z Dong and P Wu, Seattle, WA. University of Washington School of Medicine
Abstract 450
10:30
LIPOPLEX DELIVERY OF MICRO-RNA 200C TO OVARIAN CANCER CELLS.
L Smith, M Gordon, JL Betker, TJ Anchordoquy and JK Richer, Denver, CO and Aurora, CO. University of
Colorado AMC
Abstract 451
10:45
PHYSICIAN-PATIENT DISAGREEMENT ON EASTERN COOPERATIVE ONCOLOGY GROUP
PERFORMANCE STATUS IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH
HEMATOLOGIC MALIGNANCIES.
MA Liu, T Hshieh, N Condron, M Wadleigh, P Armand, G Abel and JA Driver, Tucson, AZ and Boston, MA.
University of Arizona College of Medicine
Abstract 452
11:00
DEVELOPMENT OF OPTIMIZED PROTOCOL FOR GENERATION OF NATURAL KILER CELLS
EXPRESSING CHIMERIC ANTIGEN RECEPTORS FROM HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELLS FOR CANCER
IMMUNOTHERAPY.
A Patel, L Truscott and SN De Oliveira, Pomona, CA and Los Angeles, CA. Western University of Health Sciences
Abstract 453
11:15
CHARACTERIZING THE IMMUNE MICROENVIRONMENT OF MALIGNANT PERIPHERAL NERVE
SHEATH TUMORS IN ORDER TO GUIDE IMMUNOTHERAPY.
S Jensen, A Singh, S Dry, B Chmielowski, N Federman, F Eilber and E Shurell, Los Angeles, CA. David Geffen
School of Medicine at UCLA
Abstract 454
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11:30
THE BIOLOGY OF MUCIN-2 (MUC2) IN BREAST CANCER.
A Astashchanka and B Jacobsen, Aurora, CO. University of Colorado School of Medicine
Abstract 455
Immunology and Rheumatology II
Conductor’s Room
Kevin Deane and Keith K. Colburn, Presiding
10:15
PHENOTYPE OF HUMAN REGULATORY T CELLS EXPRESSING FOXP3 SPLICE VARIANTS.
M Maurano and SF Ziegler, Seattle, WA. University of Washington
Abstract 456
10:30
ANTI-CYCLIC CITRULLINATED PROTEIN ASSAYS AND THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS.
SL Dill, K Deane and ED Jess, Bethesda, MD and Aurora, CO. University of Colorado (WSCI Travel Award
Winner)
Abstract 457
10:45
TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS OF PSORIASIS AND WOUNDED SKIN.
SX Chen, K Chun, T Hata and R Gallo, La Jolla, CA. University of California, San Diego
Abstract 458
11:00
DELAYED RECOGNITION OF HYPER IGD SYNDROME LEADS TO PROLONGED INCORRECT
MEDICAL CARE.
B Jagadesan, M Hogan and NW Wilson, Las Vegas, NV. University of Nevada School of Medicine
Abstract 459
11:15
State-of-the-Art Speaker
MUCOSAL INFLAMMATION IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF RHEUMATIC DISEASES.
Kristine Kuhn, University of Colorado School of Medicine
Neonatal Pulmonary IV
Bingham Room #3 (Sunset Center)
Adam J. Czynski and Yona Nicolau, Presiding
10:15
EARLY POSTNATAL STEROID USE IN PREMATURE INFANTS AND THE RISK FOR NECROTIZING
ENTEROCOLITIS: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW.
G Heredia, A Patel, C Chung, J Yao, K Sahrai, P Sathe, Y Michael and B Afghani, Santa Ana, CA and Orange,
CA. University of California, Irvine
Abstract 460
10:30
THE ASSOCIATION OF CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION AND PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOUSUS
IN NEWBORNS.
T Chavez, T Stavroudis, PS Friedlich, A Garingo, J Shepherd and A Lakshmanan, Los Angeles, CA. Children’s
Hospital Los Angeles and LAC+USC Medical Center, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California
Abstract 461
10:45
EARLY CUMULATIVE SUPPLEMENTAL OXYGEN (O2) EXPOSURE PREDICTS BRONCHOPULMONARY
DYSPLASIA (BPD) IN EXTREMELY LOW GESTATIONAL AGE NEWBORNS (ELGAN).
K Wai, MA Kohn, R Ballard, D Black and RL Keller, San Francisco, CA. University of California, San Francisco
Abstract 462
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11:00
RESPONSE TO METHOCHOLINE IN NORMALTERM LAMBS ASSESSED BY FORCED OSCILLATION
TECHNIQUE.
Veneroni, M Dahl, K Zuspan, A Lavizzari, S Bowen, D Null, B Yoder, K Albertine and R Dellaca’, Salt Lake City, UT,
Milan, Italy and Davis, CA. University of Utah
Abstract 463
11:15
RESOURCE UTILIZATION IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR NEONATES WITH CONGENITAL
DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA 2006-2010.
A Song, PS Friedlich, R Chapman, R Burke, J Upperman, J Stein and A Lakshmanan, Los Angeles, CA. Children’s
Hospital Los Angeles
Abstract 464
11:30
PREVALENCE OF DIAGNOSES ASSOCIATED WITH CHILDREN’S INTERSTITIAL LUNG DISEASE IN
THE UNITED STATES 2012.
CA Ulloa, A Song, A Lakshmanan, P Friedlich and N Iyer, Chatsworth, CA. Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Abstract 465
Neonatology General VI
Carpenter Hall
Robert W. DiGeronimo and Kara L. Calkins, Presiding
10:15
SHORT-TERM OUTCOMES OF NEONATES WITH MILD HYPOXIC-ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY
AFTER THERAPEUTIC HYPOTHERMIA.
M Kirkley, S Kaseman, J Gralla, D Melara, T Grover and C Delaney, Aurora, CO. University of Colorado
Abstract 466
10:30
BEDSIDE BLOOD GAS VS. LABORATORY ANALYSIS OF SODIUM: IS THERE A DIFFERENCE?
T Glasberg, T Chavez, R Ramanathan and A Garingo, Los Angeles, CA. University of Southern California
Abstract 467
10:45
QUALITY REPORT VIEWING BY NEONATAL PROVIDERS AND RELATIONSHIP TO QUALITY
INDICATORS.
N Wahid, M Bennett, J Gould, J Profit and HC Lee, Irvine, CA and Stanford, CA. University of California, Irvine
Abstract 468
11:00
THE IMPACT OF PREMATURITY ON LOW-INCOME FAMILIES AFTER NICU DISCHARGE:
IDENTIFYING MODIFIABLE PREDICTORS.
AM Yeh, NG Lynch, A Diamond, N Flores, R Polcyn, J Eshagian, DL Vanderbilt, PS Friedlich and A Lakshmanan,
Los Angeles, CA. Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and LAC+USC Medical Center, Keck School of Medicine of
University of Southern California
Abstract 469
11:15
THE ASSOCIATION OF THE PATIENT HEALTH QUESTIONNAIRE-2 WITH HEALTH-RELATED
QUALITY OF LIFE MEASURES IN LOW-INCOME MOTHERS AFTER NICU DISCHARGE.
A Diamond, AM Yeh, N Lynch, N Flores, J Eshagian, R Polcyn, A Pham, DL Vanderbilt, P Jackson, PS Friedlich
and A Lakshmanan, Los Angeles, CA. Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and LAC+USC Medical Center, Keck
School of Medicine of University of Southern California
Abstract 470
11:30
ASSISTED HOME FEEDING: PREVALENCE AND RISK FACTORS IN NEONATES AT DISCHARGE FROM
THE NICU.
B White, C Zang, AP Presson, K Friddle and R DiGeronimo, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah School of
Medicine
Abstract 471
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Western Meeting Program
Neonatology Perinatal Biology III
Promenade Lobby (Sunset Center)
Sonnet Jonker and Mariana Baserga, Presiding
10:15
NORMALIZATION OF N-3 FATTY ACIDS DURING WEANING PROTECTS AGAINST TRANSFER OF
MATERNAL WESTERN STYLE DIET INDUCED DYSBIOSIS AND INFLAMMATION.
TK Soderborg, J Friedman, D Lemas, S Santorico, B De la Houssaye, RC Janssen and D Frank, Aurora, CO.
University of Colorado Anschutz
Abstract 472
10:30
INSIGHTS INTO PROTECTION FROM HYPOXIC INJURY FROM A ZEBRAFISH GENETIC MODEL.
FB Imam, La Jolla, CA. University of California, San Diego
Abstract 473
10:45
MATERNAL TOBACCO SMOKE EXPOSURE SEX-SPECIFICALLY DECREASES LIVER DESATURASE AND
ELONGASE ENZYME MRNA LEVELS IN THE RAT.
K Goodwin, C Weinheimer and L Joss-Moore, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 474
11:00
LUNG SETD8 MRNA EXPRESSION PEAKS DURING ALVEOLAR FORMATION IN THE RAT.
JT Zhao, Y Yang, R Knecht and L Joss-Moore, Sandy, Salt Lake City, UT. University of Utah
Abstract 475
11:15
CEREBRAL VENTRICULAR VOLUMES IN FETUSES AND NEONATES WITH CONGENITAL HEART
DISEASE: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY.
C Hayek, V Rajagopalan, J Meouchy and L Paquette, Los Angeles, CA. LAC+ USC Medical Center
Abstract 476
Neuroscience III
Chapman #4 (Sunset Center)
Marie-Francoise Chesselet, Presiding
10:15
NEURON-TARGETED CAVEOLIN-1 ATTENUATES TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY-MEDIATED MOTOR
AND COGNITIVE DEFICITS.
ES Posadas, J Egawa, J Schilling, P Patel and B Head, San Marcos, CA and San Diego, CA. University of
California, San Diego (WAFMR/WAP Student Subspecialty Award Winner)
Abstract 477
10:30
HIERARCHICAL PROCESSING OF VISUAL STIMULI IN INDIVIDUALS WITH NEPHROPATHIC
CYSTINOSIS AND OBLIGATE HETEROZYGOTES.
AV Sathappan and D Trauner, La Jolla, CA. University of California, San Diego
Abstract 478
10:45
RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE 6-MINUTE WALK TEST AS AN OUTCOME MEASURE IN
OCULOPHARYNGEAL MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY.
M Fernandez and S Youssof, Tucson, AZ and Albuquerque, NM. The University of Arizona
Abstract 479
11:00
CHARACTERIZATION OF NEURONS EXPRESSING DELTA AND MU OPIOID RECEPTORS IN
DESCENDING PAIN CONTROL.
SA Low and G Scherrer, Tucson, AZ and Palo Alto, CA. University of Arizona
Abstract 480
11:15
State-of-the-Art Speaker
FROM GUT TO BRAIN: WHAT IS NEW IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE?
Marie-Francoise Chesselet, University of California, Los Angeles
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Officers
Officers 2015-2016
Western Section American Federation for Medical Research
CHAIR
Kristina Utzschneider
University of Washington
CHAIR-ELECT
Philippe Montgrain
University of California San Diego
SECRETARY/TREASURER
Samrat Das
University of Nevada
Las Vegas
COUNCILORS
PAST PRESIDENT
Michael Schivo
University of California, Davis
Mary Beth Hogan
University of Nevada
Las Vegas
Jason Adams
University of California, Davis
Sidharth Mahapatra
University of Nebraska
Amir Goldkorn
University of Southern California
Ellen Schur
University of Washington
Western Society for Clinical Investigation
PRESIDENT
Frederick S. Buckner
University of Washington
Keith Colburn
Loma Linda University
Neda Rasouli
University of Colorado- Denver
PAST PRESIDENT
Stephanie Page
University of Washington
COUNCILORS
April Stempien-Otero
University of Washington
Charles Edelstein
University of Colorado-Denver
SECRETARY/TREASURER
Kevin D. O’Brien
University of Washington
Michele Hamilton
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Mark Unruh
University of New Mexico
Western Association of Physicians
PRESIDENT
Ravi Durvasula
University of New Mexico
Joshua Goldhaber
Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute
PRESIDENT-ELECT
W. Conrad Liles
University of Washington
COUNCILORS
Peter Ganz
University of California, San Francisco
Jane Reusch
University of Colorado-Denver
SECRETARY/TREASURER
W. Conrad Liles
University of Washington
Robert Ross
University of California, San Diego
Western Society for Pediatric Research
PRESIDENT
Paul Rozance
University of Colorado
SECRETARY/TREASURER
Christian Con Yost
University of Utah
Arlin Blood
Loma Linda University
Josephine Encisco
University of California, Los Angeles
Laura Brown
University of Colorado
PRESIDENT-ELECT
Alberta Kong
University of New Mexico
OF COUNCIL
Bill Hay, Jr.
University of Colorado
OF COUNCIL
Robin Ohls
University of New Mexico
COUNCILORS
Henry Lee
Stanford University
Erika Fernandez
University of California, San Diego
Craig Wong
University of New Mexico
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PAST PRESIDENT
Kurt Albertine
University of Utah
OF COUNCIL
Marilyn C. Jones
Children’s Hospital, San Diego
Echezona Ezeanolue
University of Nevada
Nicole Tartaglia
University of Colorado
Margaret Adam
University of Washington
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Officers
Western Student Medical Research Forum Officers
2015-2016 Chair
Taylor Soderborg
University of Colorado Denver
2015-2016 Vice-Chair
S. Ryan Hall
University of Washington School of Medicine
Executive Director
Mary Lou Siebert
University of Washington School of Medicine
Program Directors
Laurel Desnick
University of Washington School of Medicine
Jorge Nieva
University of Southern California
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INDEX TO WESTERN PRESENTED ABSTRACTS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 2016
Abstract No.
Concurrent Sessions: 12:30 pm-2:30 pm
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics I
Cardiovascular I
Endocrinology and Metabolism I
Health Care Research I
Immunology and Rheumatology I
Infectious Diseases I
Neonatal Pulmonary I
Neonatology General I
1-8
9-15
16-22
23-30
31-38
39-44
45-52
53-60
Concurrent Sessions: 3:30pm-6:00 pm
Cardiovascular II
Community Health I
Global Health
Hematology and Oncology I
Neonatal Pulmonary II
Neonatology General II
Neuroscience I
Pulmonary and Critical Care I
Surgery I
61-68
69-78
79-88
89-98
99-106
107-116
117-126
127-136
137-146
Welcome Reception and Poster Session
147-225
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 2016
Abstract No.
Concurrent Session: 3:30 pm-6:00 pm
Behavior and Development
Community Health II
Health Care Research II
Hematology and Oncology II
Infectious Diseases II
Morphogenesis and Malformations
Neonatology General IV
Nephrology and Hypertension
Neuroscience II
Surgery III
295-302
303-312
313-320
321-330
331-337
338-345
346-353
354-359
360-367
368-377
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 2016
Concurrent Sessions: 8:00 am-10:00 am
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics III
Community Health III
Endocrinology and Metabolism III
General Internal Medicine and Aging
Neonatology General V
Neonatology Perinatal Biology II
Pulmonary and Critical Care II
Surgery IV
378-385
386-393
394-401
402-409
410-417
418-423
424-429
430-437
Concurrent Session: 10:15 am-11:45 am
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics IV
Health Care Research III
Hematology and Oncology III
Immunology and Rheumatology II
Neonatal Pulmonary IV
Neonatology General VI
Neonatology Perinatal Biology III
Neuroscience III
438-443
444-449
450-455
456-459
460-465
466-471
472-476
477-480
FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 2016
Joint Plenary Session
Concurrent Sessions: 12:30 pm-2:30 pm
Adolescent Medicine and General Pediatrics II
Cardiovascular III
Endocrinology and Metabolism II
Gastroenterology
Genetics
Neonatal Pulmonary III
Neonatology General III
Neonatology Perinatal Biology I
Surgery II
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226-229
230-235
236-243
244-249
250-254
255-262
263-270
271-278
279-286
287-294
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Gregory Abel
Steven Abman Ignacio
Sam Abourbih
Anthony Accurso
Adina Achiriloaie
Margaret Adam
Srikar Adhikari
Amanda Adler
Behnoosh Afghani
Hemant Agarwal
Julie Agel
Yasmin Aghajan
Nava Aghdasi
Melissa AgsaldaGarcia
Francisco Aguirre
Ani Aharonyan
Iram Ahmad
Jennifer Ahn
Tamar Aintablian
Moira Aitken
Mary Ajiko
Augustine Ajuogu
Heba Albasha
Kurt Albertine
Mylene Alcayde
Jonathan Alexander
Ahmad Alhariri
Eyas Alkhalili
Patrick Aubin
Jacob Avila
Jorge Avila
Michelle Baack
Anthony Back
Yusuf Bade
Kaily Baer
Kaily Baer
Vickie Baer
Cedric Bailey
Josianne Bailey
Nikolas Balanis
Duane Baldwin
PL Ballard
Roberta Ballard
Nirmal Banda
Maralyssa Bann
Fayez BanyMohammed
Alicia Bárcena
Martha Bardsley
Mary Barinaga
A. Barkovich
Miriam Bar-on
Michele Barry
Karine Barseghyan
Jennifer Barton
Lorayne Barton
Kaylan Basacker
Mariana Baserga
Nithyashri Baskaran
Christopher Allan
Alexys Allen
Matthew Allison
Faisal Alquaddoomi
Adnan Alsadah
Norah Alsaleh
Saad Alsaleh
Jackelyn Alva-Ornelas
Yousef Amaar
Ameen Amanian
Laura Amendola
Richard Amini
Rambod Amirnovin
Ali Nael Amzajerdi
Amitha Ananth
Rachel Ancar
Thomas Anchordoquy
McHale Anderson
Jennifer Andrews
Robert Andrews
Kathleen Angkustsiri
Philippe Armand
Jugpal Arneja
Leida Arreola
Jorge Artaza
Teda Arunrut
Emily Asher
Muhammad Aslam
Anna Astashchanka
Dan Atkins
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Michel Baudry
Marti Baum
Joanna Beachy
Benjamin Becerra
Rachael Beckert
Sean Behan
Mandy Belfort
Rachel Bender
Peyman Benharash
Devon Benincosa
Mihoko Bennett
Stuart Berger
Victoria Berger
Brian Berman
Caryn Bern
Michael Bernas
Jonathan Bernstein
Kathrin Bernt
Sean Berquist
Antonella Bertucci
Jamie Betker
Chris Bhatla
Jennifer Bhatla
Anish Bhatnagar
Shazia Bhombal
Navin Bhopal
Vinod Bhutani
Stephen Bickler
Martha Billings
Manoj Biniwale
Nataliya Biskup
Lindsay Bjornson
Dennis Black
Geoffrey Blair
Amy Blake
Paul Blanc
Arlin Blood
Jesse Bloom
Stefan Bluml
Randall Bly
Koh Boayue
Jeanette Bobelu
Mackenzie Bodo
Ryan Boehm
Daniel Boguszewski
Isaac Bohannon
James Bomar
Gazzell Bookman
Derek Boothroyd
Danielle Borin
Frank Bos
Danilo Boskovic
Julie Bossuyt
Lorenzo Botto
Matthew Bouchonville
S Bowen
Wilson Bowlby
C Bradford
Preben Brandenhoff
Katherine Braski
Ryan Braunberger
Eleonore Breuning
Nicole Broden
Ryan Broderick
Matthew Brodsky
Candida Brown
Laura Brown
Roland Brown
Sebastian Browne
Kimberly Bruce
Tad Brunye
Jason Bryman
Marek Brzezinski
Marija Bucevska
Jose Bucheli
Mackenzie Caulfield
Rowena Cayabyab
Sara Centuori
Neil Chadha
Alan Chait
Vikram Chakravarthy
Belinda Chan
Forson Chan
Gary Chan
Lindsay Chan
Harsha Chandnani
Amanda Chang
Diana Chang
Justin Chang
David Chao
Rachel Chapman
Marilyn Chau
Theodore Chauvin
Karen Chavez
Mattalynn Chavez
Thomas Chavez
Audrea Chen
Debbie Chen
Gene Chen
John Chen
Michael Chen
Stella Chen
Yingjia Chen
Nina Cheranda
Salim Cheriyan
Lillia Cherkasskiy
Vera Chesnokova
Marie-Francoise
Chesselet
Bonnie Cheung
Edward Cheung
David Chi
Jeremy Chidester
Garwin Chin
Namrata Chintalapati
Bartosz Chmielowski
Jua Choi
Michel Chonchol
Justin Chosich
Brian Chou
Kristin Bucher
Frederick Buckner
Albert Bui
Aaron Bunnell
E Burchard
Mark Burge
John Burke
Rita Burke
Wylie Burke
Colleen Burkhead
Errol Bush
Jeffrey Bush
Nicolas Busquet
Brittany Butler
Brittany Butler
Sonia Butteworth
Deepthi Byreddy
Janice Byrne
David Cabral
Jason Caffrey
Ana Calderon
Ellen Caldwell
Kara Calkins
Edward Callahan
Eleanor Calma
Justin Câmara
Natalie Cameron
Robert Campbell
Hugo Campos
Insiyah Campwala
Liron Caplan
Savannah Cardenas
John Carey
Jonathan Carlson
Colleen Carlston
Marianna Carrillo
Timothy Carroll
Joseph Cartwright
Marcel Casavant
Clarisse Casilang
Jacqueline Casillas
Mariah Castaneda
Martin Castillo
Cuadrado
Marisa Catapang
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Thiphalak
Chounthirath
Jessica Chow
Dallin Christensen
Robert Christensen
Alison Chu
Kimberly Chun
Brian Chung
Christina Chung
Richard Chyan
Maria Cilio
Robin Clark
Leonard Cobb
Mark Cody
Gregory Coe
Mallory Cohen
Samantha Cohen
Dan Cojocaru
Keith Colburn
Leslie Colip
Shane Colvin
Kelly Colwell
Francis Concepcion
Timothy Condon
Nolan Condron
Matthew Converse
Michael Cookson
David Coon
Dan Cooper
Lori Cooper
David Cornfield
Colin Correnti
Esther Cory
Kyle Cothran
Jason Coult
Douglas
Courtemanche
Rebecca
Courtemanche
Christine Cox
Rachel Cox
Melanie Cree-Green
Rosemary Cress
Claire Creutzfeldt
Jennifer Cristall
Ochoa-Helper Cristian
Richard Crowell
Amy Cruickshank
Matthew Crull
Lydia Crutchfield
Karissa Culbreath
Mark Cullen
Jared Curtis
Meredith Cushing
Joseph Czerniecki
Adam Czynski
Angelo D’Alessandro
MJ Dahl
Bryan Dahms
Sarah Daley
Manish Dalwani
Lloyd Damon
Vy Dang
Melinda Daniel
Manjula Darshi
Samrat Das
Lindsey Daudt
Katherine Davenport
Mallory Davis
Shanlee Davis
Ian de Boer
Becky De La
Houssaye
Kenneth De Los Reyes
Satiro De Oliveira
Paige Dean
Kevin Deane
Ian DeBoer
Lauren DeGroot
Walter Dehority
Miguel Del Campo
Cassidy Delaney
RL Dellaca'
Thomas DeLougery
Lawrence DeLuca
Linda Demer
Douglas Deming
Kristen Demoruelle
T. Denmark
Jesse Denson
Nada Derar
Mahmood Ebrahimi
Robert Eckel
S. Gail Eckhardt
Charles Edelstein
Junji Egawa
Karen Eggleston
Nicole Ehrhardt
Mark Ehrhart
Arshia Ehsanipour
EC Eichenwald
Megan Eickman
Fritz Eilber
Jonathan Eldredge
John Eley
Claire Eliasberg
Nancy Elkins
Joann Elmore
H El-Said
H Emerson
Josephine Enciso
Ruth Engelburg
Greg Enns
Jonathan Epstein
Lisa Ereifej
Jay Erickson
Sarah Erickson
Alexander Erskine
Josephine Eshagian
Laura Esserman
Deborah Estrin
David Evans
Robin Evans
Echezona Ezeanolue
Jillian Fairley
Shoaib Fakhri
Christine Farnsworth
G. Farrar
Bernhard Fassl
Oluwatosin Fawibe
Noah Federman
Ermias Deribssa
Nicolaas DeRuyter
Ithaar Derweesh
Arti Desai
Tina Desai
Laurel Desnick
Sai Devana
Divya Devineni
Madan Dharmar
David Di John
Alexandra Diamond
Robin Dietz
Robert DiGeronimo
Sarah Dill
Avraham Dilmanian
Gabriela Dincheva
Vi Am Dinh
Simon Dobson
Abby Dobyns
Ryan Dodge
Blair Dodson
Amy Dong
L Dong
Zhao-Ming Dong
Matthew Dopp
Michael Douglas
Brandon Douglass
Lois Downey
Jane Driver
Sarah Dry
Karan D'Souza
Ann Duerr
Damian Duffy
Catherine Dufour
Sarah Dugan
Justin Duke
Bruce Dunn
James Dunn
Elizabeth DuranValdez
Tyler Durns
Ravi Durvasula
Jerry Dwek
Alyssa Dye
Jamie Ebner
Marcia Feldkamp
Heather Ferguson
Erika Fernandez
Marisa Fernandez
Ana Fernandez-
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Ethan Ferrel
William Ferrier
Donna Ferriero
Classie Fields
Neil Finer
Matt Firek
Reza Firoozabadi
Ashley Fischer
Daniel Fischer
Jay Fisher
Susan Fisher
Melanie Fitzhugh
Annette Fitzpatrick
Gregory Fliney
Martin Flores
Nicole Flores
Sofia Fojo
Susan Folsom
Joshay Ford
Jordan Foreman
Barbara Fowble
Douglas Fowler
Hugh Foy
Michael Francis
Daniel Frank
Paul Frank
Joseph Frankl
Paul Frederick
Curt Freed
Kim Friddle
Philippe Friedlich
Jed Friedman
Sebastien Fuchs
Kazumichi Fujioka
Janell Fuller
Jocelyn Fuller
Camille Fung
Vincent Fung
Glenn Furuta
Emily Gallagher
Renata Gallagher
Richard Gallo
Dawn Gano
Vimala Ganta
Peter Ganz
L. Gao
Aldana Garcia
Ruchira Garg
Arlene Garingo
Mansi Garneni
Michael Gavin
Alexa Geddes
Céline Gélinas
Margaret Georgevits
Erick Gerday
Matine Ghadrshenas
Donica Ghahate
Elizabeth Ghazal
Alec Gibson
Alicia Gill
Alexander Ginder
Kenneth Ginsburg
Emily Girard
Lauren Gist
Talia Glasberg
Hannah Glass
Magdalena Glogowska
Theodore Gobillot
Job Godino
Jordan Goethel
Donna Goff
Albina Gogo
June-Anne Gold
Jeffrey Golden
Melanie Goldfarb
Joshua Goldhaber
Mitchell Goldstein
James Gollogly
Brigitte Gomperts
Stephanie GondraSanabria
Ming Gong
Fernando Gonzalez
Luis Gonzalez-Cuyar
Hyunhak Goo
Kasi Goodwin
Michael Gordon
Oren Gordon
Mary Goretty
Kellie Hawkins
Thomas Hawn
William Hay
Cynthia Hayek
Steve Hays
Qianbin He
Brian Head
Sarah Heczko
Kelsie Hedlund
SR Hegde
Patrick Hemmons
Audrey Hendricks
Jason Hendrickson
Ross Hengel
Charles Hennemeyer
Lucy Henningham
George Heredia
Ariel Hernandez
Nicholas Hernandez
Lisa Herrera
Kelsey Herrmann
Matthew Herrmann
John Heusinkveld
Duncan Heyliger
AM Hibbs
Ryan Hicks
Danelle Hidano
Allison Hilkin
Alyse Hill
Harry Hill
Linda Hill
Mason Hinchcliff
Fuki Hisama
Eugenia Ho
Kendall Ho
Linh Ho
Mai-Lan Ho
Mary Beth Hogan
Heaven Holdbrooks
Michael Holers
Andrew Hopper
Martha Horike-Pyne
Logan Hostetter
Catherine Hough
Tammy Hshieh
Matthew Gormley
Jessica Gosnell
Vadim Gospodarev
Christopher Goss
Megan Gossling
Jeffrey Gould
Anju Goyal
Ana Lia Graciano
Thomas Graeber
Nicholas Graham
Jane Gralla
Andrew Graustein
Jennifer Green
E. Greene
Kayla Griese
Matthew Grinsell
Tristan Grogan
Theresa Grover
Emilia Guenechea
J. Guerra
K Gulliver
Punita Gupta
Subhas Gupta
Al-Rahim Habib
Eunice Hagen
Synneva HagenLillevik
Judith Hall
Scott Hall
Zachary Hamilton
Benjamin Hammond
Blake Hannaford
Kirk Hansen
Robin Hansen
Andrea Hanson-Kahn
Benjamin Harding
Danielle Harlow
Richart Harper
Ronald Harper
Abd-Elrahman Hassan
Katherine Hastings
Tissa Hata
Kenneth Hatch
Bryan Haugen
A Havlicak
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Edward Hsiao
Stephanie Hsu
Jiaqi Hu
Deborah Huang
Jessica Huang
Kenddra Huber
Marella Hudkins
Jack Huebner
Travis Hughes
Clifford Hume
Aaron Hunt
Iain Hunter
S Huntsman
Sofia Husain
Shazaan Hushmendy
Farhad Imam
Gino In
Oscar Ingaramo
Paris-Ann Ingledew
Jennifer Isautier
Margarita Ivanova
Narayan Iyer
Kenneth Izuora
Caroline Jackson
Paige Jackson
Sara Jackson
Britta Jacobsen
Bhuvaneshwari
Jagadesan
Jared Jagdeo
Mahim Jain
Vipul Jain
Abhishek Jairam
Jocelyn James
Amanda Jan
Edward Janoff
Rachel Janssen
Thomas Jansson
Lauren Jantzie
Katrin Jaradeh
Gail Jarvik
Amin Javer
Megan Jeffords
Monika Jelic
Justin Jenkins
Grace Jennings
Sarah Jensen
Edison Jess
Elizabeth Yakes
Jimenez
Antonio Jimeno
Chi (Lisa) Jin
Aaron Joffe
A. Wayne Johnson
Cassandra Johnson
Kaalan Johnson
Morgan Johnson
Jennifer Johnston
Strober Jonathan
Kenneth Jones
Marilyn Jones
Sonnet Jonker
Akshaj Joshi
Lisa Joss-Moore
Sandra Juul
Flora Kalish
Petrina Kaluzhny
Andysheh KamgarParsi
Daniel Kamna
Kelli Kaneta
Mirhan Kapidzic
Videsh Kapoor
Patricia Kapsner
Vishesh Kapur
Harvey Karp
Sheila Kaseman
Erin Kaya
Thomas Kazecki
Justin Keane
Kathryn Keegan
Mohamed Keheila
Brent Keith
Roberta Keller
Diane Kelly
Maureen Kelly
Megan Kelsey
Kalpashri Kesavan
Julie Kessel
Kathy Ketelson
Julie Kranseler
Nicole Kraus
Cassandra Krause
Raymond Krause
Reed Krause
Nancy Krebs
Sergey Krikov
Sunil Krishnan
Matthew Kronman
Yogish Kudva
Brooks Kuhn
Kristine Kuhn
Jasleen Kukreja
Attila Kumanovics
Michael Kurnellas
Jason Kuroda
Ayan Kusari
Andrew Kutzner
Ronald Kwon
Matthew LaCourse
Mary Lacy
Robin LaGrandeur
Hollie Lai
Prisca Laker
Ashwini Lakshmanan
Najiba Lalou
Keng Lam
Diane Lambert
Andrea Lampland
Amara Larpthaveesarp
Tricia Larsen
Jason Last
L. Daniel Latt
A Lavizzari
Janessa Law
Daniel Lawrence
Johnson Lay
Vonn Layel
Ann Lazar
Amber Le
Courtney Le
Lorri Leard
Ingrid Leckliter
Anson Lee
Chelsey Lee
Stephen Keysar
Nikta Rezakahn
Khajeh
Nazih Khater
Robinder Khemani
Hannah KibortCrocker
Pawel Kiela
Brian Kim
Jeannie Kim
Jihye Kim
Kevin Kim
Lauren Kim
Lydia Kim
Margaret Kim
Nick Kim
Seo Young Kim
Youngjoon Kim
Virginia Kimonis
Renee Kinman
Michele Kipke
Megan Kirkley
Paula Klasing
Peter Klauck
Jared Klein
Conor Kleweno
Jacob Klewer
Scott Klewer
Arielle Kloss
Richard Knecht
Aaron Knox
Robin Koeppel
Michael Kohn
Hidehiko Koizumi
Christina Konecny
Alberta Kong
Eui Ju Kong
Timothy Kong
Eugene Koo
Whitney Kopp
Naohiro Koshiya
Naima Kotadia
Karen Kowal
Tomasz Kowalski
Frederick Kozak
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Christopher Lee
Daniel Lee
Edward Lee
Elaine Lee
Henry Lee
Jessica Lee
John Lee
Julia Lee
Kristina Lee
Lauren Lee
Stephanie Lee
Dominick Lemas
John Lenart
Tina Leone
Juan Lessing
Richard Leuchter
David Levy
Aislinn Lewis
David Lewis
Priya Lewis
Changgong Li
Yong Li
Brooke Lifland
W. Conrad Liles
Jina Lim
Ann Lin
Ivy Lin
Sonia Lin
Timothy Lin
Yi Lin
Katherine Lind
Bejamin Ling
Han Yu Liou
Stephen Lippman
Allen Lipson
Jie Liu
Michael Liu
Taiming Liu
Danica Ljubanovic
Deanna Lo
Manndi Loertscher
Charles Logan
Carlin Long
Lawrence Longo
Javier Lopez
Sarah Low
Jean Lowe
Daphne Lu
Jinxiu Lu
Sabrina Lu
M. Scott Lucia
Garrett Lui
Leslie Lusk
Michael Luu
Minh Luu
Courtney Lyles
Alexandra Lynch
Nicholas Lynch
Darren Lynn
Aiqun Ma
Qingyi Ma
Angela Maccan
Alexander MacKay
Brianna MacQueen
Jessica Maddox
Sidharth Mahapatra
Michael MalekAhmadi
Nipher Malika
Matt Malkin
Sabrina Malone
Jenkins
Andrew Mamalis
Mark Mammel
Cherry Mammen
Rachel Manalo
Tatiana Alexis
Manayan
Erica Mandell
Rita Mangione-Smith
Jamil Manji
Sarabdeep Mann
Bhanu Manne
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Rong Mao
Lobsang Marcia
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C Miers
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J Moore
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Saba Motakef
Martha Muller
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Roderick Martin
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Laura Matheson
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Justin Mathew
Deepti Mathur
Douglas Matsell
Megan Maurano
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Bryan McColgan
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A. McCulloch
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Gaurav Mehta
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Shlomo Melmed
Lynette Mendoza
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Ezgi Mercan
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Joseph Merrill
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Fabian Najjar
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Craig Nakamura
Mario Nava
Sameera Nayak
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Phillip Nevin
Phillip Nevin
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Christopher Newth
Valentine Nfonsam
Samantha Ngo
Annie Nguyen
Jannett Nguyen
Jimmy Nguyen
Theodore Nguyen
Tri Nguyen
Derek Nhan
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Yona Nicolau
Jorge Nieva
Thomas Nighswander
Tina Nikoomanesh
Kevin Nikroo
Shahab Noori
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Evan Norris
Jill Norris
Hirmand Nouraei
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Dawn Novak
DM Null
Kevin Nye
Kathy O’Connor
Irene Odom
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SS Oh
Nathan O'Hara
Robin Ohls
Grant O'Keefe
Tika Okuda
Zachary Oleskey
Michele Olsufka
J. Omens
Katherine Ona-Vu
Sharon O'Neil
Laura Oppegard
J Orchard
Daniel Orellana
Christopher Orlando
Roberto Orlando
Jennifer Orosco
AK Ortiz
Natalia Oster
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Maide Ozen
Abdullah Ozkok
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Hana Paladichuk
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Sonya Palathumpat
Ashok Panigrahy
Lisa Paquette
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Haseeb Rahat
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Rangasamy
Ramanathan
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Esther Ramley
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Mary Ramos
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Yesenia Ramos
Roxanne Rashedi
Melody Rasouli
Carrie Rau
Kameswaran
Ravichandran
Samyuktha Ravikumar
Lawrence Raymond
Thomas Rea
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Mark Reeves
Virender Rehan
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Aaron Reitman
Mara Rendi
John Repine
Kelsey Repine
Dave Reyes
Sith Riantawan
Amanda Ribeiro
Sydney Rice
Wade Rich
Janice Richardson
Rohini Patel
Kevin Patrick
Manash Paul
Julie Pauwels
David Pavlik
Sue Peacock
Daniel Peck
Taylor Pedego
Michelle Pedler
Priscilla Pegis
Anne Peled
Elena Pellicer
Brandon Peplinski
Benjamin Peressini
Mario Perez
Arie Perry
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Miklos Peterfy
Andrew Peterson
J. Petrash
Frank Petrigliano
L Pettet
An Pham
Cecilia Pham
Kenneth Philipson
Alistair Phillips
John Phillips
Ashley Pickering
Todd Pitts
Julia Platt
Rachel Polcyn
Nonnie Polderman
Page Pomo
Kathryn Ponder
Nicholas Poolos
Edmund Posadas
Paul Pottinger
Theresa Powell
Gordon Power
Angela Presson
Angela Primbas
B. Printz
Jochen Profit
Robert Propst
Jay Pruetz
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Jennifer Richer
Nardine Riegels
Rebecca Rieger
Cayde Ritchie
Kari Roberts
Kenneth Roberts
Charles Robertson
Kelli Robertson
Amy RobichauxViehoever
Shenandoah Robinson
Cassianne RobinsonCohen
Genevieve Rodriguez
Andrew Roehrig
EE Rogers
Janine Roller
Monica Romero
Matthew Rondina
Fredrick Rosario
Daisy Rosero
Abishek Roshan
Judith Ross
Patrick Ross
Robert Ross
Gregory Roth
Jonathan Rothbard
Rebecca Routson
Zack Roward
David Rowitch
Paul Rozance
Jennifer Rozenblit
Katya Rubinow
Ivan Rudenko
Kyle Rudser
Leslie Ruybal
Maura Ruzhnikov
Joseph Ryan
Sydney Ryan
Marta Sabbadini
Animesh Sabnis
Robert Sah
Ramtin Sahafi
Kian Sahrai
Anthony Sainz
Takeshi Saito
Joseph Sakai
Michael Sakata
Reiko Sakurai
Katherine SalcedoConcepcion
Babette Saltzmann
Arnaldo Sanchez
Linda Sanderman
Maria Sandoval
Phillip Sandy
Scott Sandy
Brock Santi
Stephanie Santorico
Nanette Santoro
Maya Sardesai
Anahit Sarin-Gulian
Sarmen Sarkissian
Aakash Sathappan
Pranav Sathe
Abhay Satoskar
Katherine Saul
Bonita Sawatzky
Michael Sayre
Fernando Scaglia
David Schade
Grégory Scherrer
Ann Scherzinger
Elizabeth
Schiedermayer
Jan Schilling
Michael Schivo
Bradley Schlaggar
Kelly Schloredt
Eric Schmidt
Allison Schneider
David Schwartz
Madeline Schwarz
Julie Schweitzer
John Scott
Rachel Sebastian
Gregory Seedorf
Ann Seeley
Ava Segal
Stephanie Seidlits
Aneet Sidhu
Thomas Siegert
Jodi Siever
Dodds Simangan
Charles Simmons
Tony Simon
Ann Simones
Cassandra Simonich
Jonathan Singer
Arun Singh
Puneet Singh
Rajan Singh
Vikash Singh
Ash Singhal
Cady Sittlinger
Jordan Siu
Erik Skarsgard
Trevor Skutezky
James Slater
Jerry Slater
Casey Slattery
Anne Slavotinek
Piotr Slomka
Ashley Smith
Brenden Smith
Gary Smith
Gerald Smith
Jason Smith
Jeffrey Smith
Lynelle Smith
M.E. Beth Smith
Meghan Smith
Penny Sneddon
Allison Snyder
Taylor Soderborg
Kengo Soghoyan
Cam Solomon
Sonia Solomon
Ashely Song
Darshan Soni
Nelson Soohoo
Allison Soong
Theo Sottero
Jeffrey Southard
Henry Spiller
Lauren Sekiguchi
Alison Semrad
Thomas Semrad
Natalie Serkova
Hilary Serracino
Jill Severson
Rachel Sewell
Carriann Shae
Mital Shah
Tanya Shah
Vallabh Shah
Aman Shaik
Ulfat Shaikh
Darien Shapiro
Michael Shapiro
Janhavi Sharma
Kumar Sharma
Vibha Sharma
Rayshma Sharoff
Ryan Sharon
Priya Shastry
Tiffany Shaw
Elyce Sheehan
Mark Sheffield
Drew Sheldon
Erika Shelton
Humphrey Shen
Jim Shen
Julyn Shepard
Jennifer Shepherd
Ang Jamu Sherpa
Stephen Shew
Tiffany Shieh
Kingsley Shih
Thomas K. Shimotake
Lawrence Shiow
Bruce Shiramizu
Mark Shiroishi
Taline Shishoian
Pavan Shrestha
Elizabeth Shurell
Parwiz Siaghani
Bijan Siassi
Saira Siddiqui
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Robert Sprague
Shanmukha Srinivas
Andrea Staack
Theodora Stavroudis
James Stein
Craig Steiner
Lawrence Steinman
Shelly Stepenaskie
Erin Stepka
David Stevenson
Caitlin Stiglmeier
Gordon Still
Rebecca Stockton
Kristin Stoll
Caron Strahlendorf
Mark Stroud
Ram Kumar
Subramanyan
Jennifer Sucre
Rebecca Sudore
A. Suinesiaputra
Joseph Sullivan
Andrew Sumnicht
Neil Sun Rhodes
Abhilasha Surampalli
Pradeep Suri
Tise Suzuki
Nicholas Swenson
Arthur Swislocki
Alexander Szewczyk
J. Szivek
Magdalena
Szkudlinska
Ken Ta-Ala
Mary Anne Tablizo
Ramesh Tailor
M. Taljanovic
Thi Pham Tam
Nina Tan
Uniss Tan
Daniel Tancredi
Minghua Tang
Nathan Tanoue
Mohammad Tariq
Derjung Tarn
Nicole Tartaglia
Mark Taylor
Sandra Taylor
Martin Teintze
Sooraj Tejaswi
Edvin Telemi
Paula Téllez
Marie-Christine
Temple
John Tentler
Suzanne Teuber
Ruth Teufel
Arthi Thirumalai
Ann Thor
Jennifer Thorn
Laura Thornquist
Lina Tieu
Yin Tintut
Jeni Tipnis
Michael Toombs
D Torgerson
Carrie Torr
Joe Torres
Dana Tower
Jenny Tran
Len Tran
Wynn Tran
Doris Trauner
Oleksandr
Trofymenko
Jesse Trujillo
Laurel Truscott
Eric Tsai
Maggie Tsang
Stephanie Tsoi
Maria TullochPalomino
Brian Tully
Tatiana Tvrdik
Daniel Udrea
Miki Ueoka
Lauren Uhr
Cynthia Ulloa
Hunter Underhill
Kenley Unruh
Julia Unternaehrer
Brian Walsh
Jessica Ann Walsh
Chris Walthers
Sophie Walton
Avram Walts
Evelyn Wang
Frederick Wang
Hong Wang
Janelle Wang
Li Wang
Lisa Wang
Qin Wang
Shari Wang
Xiao Jing Wang
Yubin Wang
ZM Wang
R Ward
Teddy Warner
Emily Warnock
Garth Warnock
Jalicia Washington
Ann Watson
Donald Weaver
Kimberlee Weaver
Lewis
Devon Webster
Grace Wegrzyn
Claudia Weinheimer
Jonathan Weinstein
Michael Weisman
Scott Weissman
Marie Wencel
Joshua Wendt
Fiona Wertheimer
Stephanie Wesolowski
Andrew Weyrich
Mark Whipple
Ben White
Morgan White
Nicole Wierks
Kristen Wigby
Herschel Wilde
Benjamin Wilfond
Randall Wilkening
Dan Wilkinson
Vidyadhar Upasani
Jeffrey Upperman
Kristina Utzschneider
Cherry Uy
Meruj Uzunyan
Linda Vachon
Marissa Vadi
Sumeet Vaikunth
Adrie van Bokhoven
Krisa Van Meurs
Douglas Vanderbilt
Keo Vanna
April Vassantachart
Elena Vasti
Marcelo Vazque
Arturo Vega
David Veith
Senthil Velan
Bhoopalan
C Veneroni
Robert Venick
Raghunandan Venkat
Maryjane Vennat
Cynthia Verchere
Jeffrey Vercollone
Preethi Vijayaraj
Manuel Villaran
Logan Villarreal
David Viskochil
Ashley Vo
Jodie Votava-Smith
Clara Vu
Megha Vyakaranam
Raj Vyas
Madhuri Wadehra
Martha Wadleigh
Aaron Wagner
Ed Wagner
Nabeel Wahid
Katherine Wai
Brian Walker
Tarik Walker
Valencia Walker
Nathan Wall
James Wallace
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Carmen Williams
Marian Williams
Roberta Williams
Vonetta Williams
Marcia Willing
Christopher Wilson
Gregory Wilson
Nevin Wilson
Paul Wilson
Sean Wilson
Theodore Wilson
Jaime Wilson-Chiru
Jesse Winer
David Wing
Sarah Winter
Jessica Wisnowski
Marlys Witte
R. Witte
Katherine Wolpert
Alexandra Wong
Alison Wong
Andrew Wong
Craig Wong
Ronald Wong
Stephanie Wong
Colleen Wood
Matthew Wood
Taylor Wood
Michelle Woodfin
Cathy Worwa
Clyde Wright
Davene Wright
Andrew Wroe
Alexander Wu
Daniel Wu
Jeffry Wu
Mengjie Wu
Peter Wu
Yvonne Wu
Michael Wyman
Duan Xu
Jonathan Yaghoubian
Kent Yamaguchi
Ivana Yang
Patrick Yang
Yang Yang
Yimu Yang
Yueqin Yang
Jennifer Yao
Vincent Ye
James Yeaton
Erin Yee
Amy Yeh
Ronald Yeo
Kaikan Yeung
Lihua Yin
Bradley Yoder
Christian Yost
Stephanie Youn
Svetlana Zonis
Chang-Jiang Zou
Runyu Zou
Ann Zovein
Lynsey Zuar
Leonid Zukin
K Zuspan
Russell Zwiener
Lonnie Zeltzer
Danielle Zerr
Lubo Zhang
Meijuan Zhang
Rui Zhang
Ruli Zhang
Hui Zhao
James Zhao
Wenbo Zhou
Yan Zhou
Steven Ziegler
Erin Zinkhan
Irena Zivkovic
Barett Zlotoff
A. Young
Krista Young
Sarah Youssof
Baifeng Yu
Jingjing Yu
Xin Yue
Ann Yufa
Evan Zahn
Chong Zang
Margot Zarin-Pass
Laura Zastoupil
Emma Zavala-Suarez
Philip Zeitler
Leila Zelnick
The following presenters have disclosed that their presentations will involve comments or discussion
concerning unapproved or off‐label uses of a medical device or pharmaceuticals.
Product to be discussed
PhiCal fecal calprotectin immunoassay:
Unapproved or off-label
No approved for use in neonates
PL Ballard
inhaled nitric oxide:premature infants
calfactant:late administration
prevention of BPD
RA Ballard
inhaled nitric oxide:premature infants
calfactant:late administration
prevention of BPD
Roberta Ballard
Erythropoietin:
neonatal neuroprotection
Martha Bardsley
oxandrolone:
Klinefelter syndrome
Peyman Benharash
Vibration Device
Apnea of Prematurity
Manoj Biniwale
Neotech RAM cannula
off-label
Dennis Black
inhaled nitric oxide
premature infants calfactant late
administration, prevention of BPD
Roland Brown
Laryngeal Mask Airway
Surfactant Administration
E Burchard
inhaled nitric oxide
premature infants
Kara Calkins
Omegaven
treatment of IFALD
Robert Christensen
PhiCal fecal calprotectin assay
Not approved for use in neonates
Mark Cody
PhiCal fecal calprotectin immunoassay
Not approved for use in neonates
Shanlee Davis
oxandrolone
Pre-pubertal Klinefelter syndrome
Vickie Baer
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James Dunn
Omegaven
treatment of IFALD
Sarah Dugan
triiodothyroacetic acid
not currently FDA approved for any
use; treatment of AHDS
EC Eichenwald
inhaled nitric oxide
premature infants calfactant late
administration, prevention of BPD
Neil Finer
Laryngeal Mask Airway
Surfactant Administration
Paul Frank
Vibration Device
Apnea of Prematurity
Erick Gerday
PhiCal fecal calprotectin immunoassay
Not approved for use in neonates
Fernando Gonzalez
Erythropoietin
neonatal neuroprotection
Ronald Harper
Vibration Device
Apnea of Prematurity, UCLA has
applied for a patent for the device used
in this study, and has licensed the use
of the device to a firm, ieCrowd for
development. The patent lists Dr.
Harper as the principal inventor. The
device has not yet been
commercialized.
AM Hibbs
inhaled nitric oxide
premature infants calfactant late
administration, prevention of BPD
Stanley Jordan
C1INH
prevention of ABMR Eculizumab
treatment of ABMr
Kathryn Keegan
Omegaven
treatment of IFALD
R. Keller
calfactant
late dosing for prevention of BPD
inhaled nitric oxide preterm infants
R. Keller
inhaled nitric oxide
premature infants
Kalpashri Kesavan
Vibrator Device
Apnea of prematurity (UCLA has
applied for a patent for the device used
in this study, and has licensed the use
of the device to a firm, ie Crowd for
development. The patent lists Dr.
Harper as the principal inventor. The
device has not yet been
commercialized.
Julie Kessel
Laryngeal Mask Airway
Surfactant Administration
Karen Kowal
oxandrolone
Klinefelter syndrome
Najiba Lalou
oxandrolone
Klinefelter syndrome
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Diane Lambert
PhiCal fecal calprotectin immunoassay
Not approved for use in neonates
Andrea Lampland
Laryngeal Mask Airway
Surfactant Administration
Tina Leone
Laryngeal Mask Airway
Surfactant Administration
Jonathan Lowe
PhiCal fecal calprotectin assay
Not approved for use in neonates
Brianna MacQueen
PhiCal fecal calprotectin assay
Not approved for use in neonates
Mark Mammel
Laryngeal Mask Airway
Surfactant Administration
T. Allen Merritt
Laryngeal Mask Airway
Surfactant Administration
SS Oh
inhaled nitric oxide
premature infants
Rangasamy Ramanathan
Neotech RAM cannula
off-label
Amanda Ribeiro
Burn kit
treatment of burns
Wade Rich
Laryngeal Mask Airway
Surfactant Administration
Kari Roberts
Laryngeal Mask Airway
Surfactant Administration
EE Rogers
inhaled nitric oxide
premature infants calfactant late
administration, prevention of BPD
Judith Ross
oxandrolone
Klinefelter syndrome
Kyle Rudser
Laryngeal Mask Airway
Surfactant Administration
Robert Schlaberg
PhiCal fecal calprotectin assay
Not approved for use in neonates
Mark Sheffield
PhiCal fecal calprotectin immunoassay
Not approved for use in neonates
Julyn Shepard
PhiCal fecal calprotectin immunoassay
Not approved for use in neonates
Stephen Shew
Omegaven
treatment of IFALD
Erin Stepka
Laryngeal Mask Airway
Surfactant Administration
Marie-Christine Temple
oxandrolone
Klinefelter syndrome
Jeni Tipnis
Laryngeal Mask Airway
Surfactant Administration
D Torgerson
inhaled nitric oxide
premature infants
Krisa Van Meurs
Erythropoietin
neonatal neuroprotection
Robert Venick
Omegaven
treatment of IFALD
Ashley Vo
C1INH
prevention of ABMR Eculizumab
treatment of ABMr
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Evelyn Wang
Neotech RAM cannula
off-label
Grace Wegrzyn
Omegaven
treatment of IFALD
Fiona Wertheimer
Neotech RAM cannula
off-label
Yvonne Wu
Erythropoietin
neonatal neuroprotection
Christian Con Yost
PhiCal fecal calprotectin immunoassay
Not approved for use in neonates
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Author index
The number next to the author indicates the page number, not the abstract number.
Aarabi S, 230
Abebe B, 184
Abel G, 331
Abman SH, 156, 318
Abourbih S, 228, 230, 298
Accurso A, 240
Achiriloaie A, 182
Adhikari S, 146, 214
Adler AL, 153
Afghani B, 138, 151, 199, 200, 270, 299, 300,
301, 335
Agarwal H, 219, 301
Agel J, 298
Aghajan Y, 290
Aghdasi N, 197
Agsalda-Garcia M, 137
Aguirre F, 300
Aharonyan A, 163
Ahmad I, 240
Ahn J, 218
Aintablian T, 138, 141, 162, 163, 164, 238
Aitken ML, 142
Ajiko MM, 204, 213, 328, 329
Ajuogu A, 150
Albasha H, 264
Albertine K, 178, 179, 182, 221, 249, 250, 251,
254, 255, 257, 294, 336
Alcayde M, 300
Alexander JS, 243
Alhariri A, 247
Alkhalili E, 322
Allan CH, 283
Allen A, 198, 206, 315
Allison M, 140
Alquaddoomi F, 177
Alsadah A, 245, 247
Alsaleh N, 210
Alsaleh S, 226
Alva-Ornelas J, 179
Amaar Y, 275
Amanian A, 226
Amendola L, 211
Amini R, 146, 214
Amirnovin R, 225
Amory J, 142
Ananth A, 246
Ancar R, 215
Anchordoquy TJ, 330
Anderson MO, 271
Andrews J, 237, 264
Andrews R, 243, 244
Angkustsiri K, 263, 264
Arcaroli J, 276
Ario M, 204
Armand P, 331
Arneja J, 323
Arreola L, 205
Arunrut T, 247
Asher E, 272
Aslam M, 155
Astashchanka A, 332
Atkins D, 309
Aubin P, 144
Augustine NH, 279
Avila J, 192, 237
Bárcena A, 316
Baack M, 257
Back A, 146
Bade Y, 199
Baer KA, 189, 321
Baer V, 286
Bagby S, 276, 277
Bailey CA, 141
Bailey J, 296
Balanis N, 220
Baldwin D, 228, 230, 297, 298
Ballard P, 248, 250
Ballard R, 248, 250, 285, 336
Banda N, 147
Bany-Mohammed F, 155
Bar-on ME, 325, 326
Bardsley M, 306
Barkovich AJ, 286
Barseghyan K, 286, 318
Barton L, 184, 286
Basacker K, 140, 239
Baserga M, 157
Baskaran N, 151
Baudry M, 292
Baum M, 164, 166, 167
Beachy J, 182, 254, 294
Becerra B, 224
Beckert RH, 158
Behan S, 237
Belfort MB, 223
Bender Ignacio R, 151
Benharash P, 181
Benincosa D, 274
Bennett M, 339
Berger S, 201
Berger VK, 245
Berman B, 188
Bernas M, 243
Bernstein J, 246
Bernt K, 215
Berquist SW, 227
Bertucci A, 275
Betker JL, 330
Bhatla C, 170
Bhatla J, 170
Bhatnagar A, 150
Bhombal S, 184
Bhoopalan S, 135
Bhopal NS, 178, 250, 283
Bhutani VK, 287
Bickler S, 284
Billings M, 191
Biniwale M, 180
Biskup N, 259
Bjornson L, 324
Black D, 248, 250, 336
Blair G, 196, 212
Blake A, 256
Blanc P, 189, 190
Blood AB, 254, 257, 258
Bloom JD, 246
Bluml S, 288
Bly R, 197
Boayue K, 219
Bobelu J, 234, 241
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Bodo M, 235
Boehm R, 187
Boguszewski D, 195
Bohannon I, 197
Bomar JD, 197
Bookman G, 168
Boothroyd D, 311
Borin D, 202
Bos FL, 316
Boskovic DS, 298
Bossuyt J, 237
Botto LD, 282
Bouchonville M, 208, 241
Bowen S, 178, 179, 221, 254, 294, 336
Bowlby WE, 289
Bradford C, 179, 182, 254
Braga M, 142
Brandenhoff P, 261
Braski K, 157
Braunberger RC, 269
Breuning EE, 227
Broden N, 202
Broderick R, 284
Brodsky M, 185
Brown C, 284
Brown LD, 238, 256
Brown R, 157
Browne S, 202, 170
Bruce K, 308
Brunye T, 173
Bryman JA, 177
Brzezinski M, 261
Bucevska M, 324
Bucheli JR, 328
Bucher K, 162
Bunnell A, 191
Burchard E, 248
Burge MR, 208, 234, 241, 310, 322, 328
Burke JW, 209, 306
Burke R, 160, 313, 337
Burke W, 211
Burkhead CA, 222
Bush EL, 261
Busquet N, 189
Buth E, 209
Butler BE, 153, 155
Butteworth S, 323
Byreddy DV, 208
Byrne J, 282
Câmara JR, 148
Cabral D, 289
Caffrey JP, 197
Calderon A, 205
Caldwell E, 142
Calkins KL, 184, 157
Callahan EJ, 197
Calma E, 254, 257, 258
Cameron NA, 311
Campbell R, 150
Campos H, 278
Campwala I, 259, 260, 294
Caplan L, 148
Cardenas S, 168
Carey JC, 282
Carlson J, 176
347
Author index
Carlston C, 247
Carrillo MR, 199, 200
Carroll T, 277
Cartwright JR, 272
Casavant M, 326
Casilang C, 325
Casillas J, 177
Castaneda M, 205
Castillo Cuadrado ME, 287
Catapang M, 288, 302
Caulfield M, 204, 328
Caulfield MD, 213, 329
Cayabyab R, 139, 159, 184, 185, 286
Centuori S, 175
Chadha N, 229
Chait A, 307
Chakravarthy V, 148
Chan B, 178
Chan F, 228
Chan G, 183, 159
Chan L, 293
Chandnani H, 136, 281
Chang A, 220
Chang D, 272
Chang J, 301
Chao D, 136
Chapman R, 160, 288, 313, 314, 337
Chau M, 164, 166, 167
Chauvin T, 308
Chavez KS, 237
Chavez M, 234, 241
Chavez T, 287, 313, 317, 318, 335, 338
Chen A, 289
Chen G, 314
Chen J, 196
Chen M, 196
Chen SX, 334
Cheranda N, 151
Cheriyan S, 230, 296, 298
Cherkasskiy L, 197
Chesnokova V, 141
Cheung B, 202, 170
Cheung E, 195
Chi D, 215
Chidester J, 260, 294, 295
Chin G, 262
Chintalapati N, 300
Chmielowski B, 332
Choi J, 290
Chosich J, 143
Chou B, 275
Chounthirath T, 326
Chow JL, 272
Christensen DN, 144
Christensen R, 286
Chu A, 258
Chun K, 334
Chung BS, 228
Chung C, 335
Chyan R, 192, 193
Cilio MR, 247
Clark RD, 224
Cobb LA, 273
Cody M, 286
Coe G, 242
Cohen M, 302
Cohen SC, 266
Cojocaru D, 196, 211, 212
348
Colip L, 234, 241
Colvin SF, 269
Colwell K, 168
Concepcion F, 187
Condon T, 234, 236
Condron N, 331
Converse M, 251
Cookson MW, 318
Coon D, 311
Cooper DM, 155
Cooper L, 142
Cornfield D, 321
Correnti C, 173
Cory E, 197
Cothran K, 180
Coult J, 161
Courtemanche DJ, 145, 227, 228
Courtemanche RJ, 145, 227
Cowen N, 245
Cox R, 246
Cree-Green M, 143, 242
Creutzfeldt C, 146
Cristall J, 212
Cristian O, 199
Crowell R, 309
Cruickshank A, 277
Crull M, 142
Crutchfield L, 147
Culbreath K, 280
Cullen M, 311
Curtis JR, 146
Cushing M, 302
Czerniecki J, 144
Czynski AJ, 212
D’Alessandro A, 189
D’Souza K, 196, 212, 213
Dahl M, 178, 179, 182, 221, 249, 250, 254, 255,
294, 336
Dahms BD, 203
Daley S, 243
Dalwani M, 232
Dang V, 210
Daniel M, 145
Darshi M, 290
Das SU, 135, 220, 266, 325, 326
Daudt LM, 203
Davenport KP, 284
Davis M, 326
Davis S, 306
De la houssaye B, 341
De Los Reyes K, 148
De Oliveira SN, 331
Dean P, 229
Deane K, 147, 149, 333
DeBoer IH, 240, 289
DeGroot L, 278
Dehority W, 152, 280
Del Campo M, 281
Delaney C, 338
Dellaca’ R, 221, 336
DeLuca L, 319
Demer L, 162
Deming D, 183
Demoruelle K, 149
Demourelle K, 147
Denmark TK, 212
Denson J, 293
Derar NN, 284
85
Deribssa ED, 314
DeRuyter NP, 273
Derweesh I, 227
Desai A, 265
Desai TV, 215
Devana SK, 194
Devineni D, 200
Dharmar M, 201
Di John D, 268
Diamond A, 316, 339, 340
Dietz R, 148
DiGeronimo R, 340
Dill SL, 333
Dilmanian A, 275
Dincheva GR, 261
Dinh V, 191, 192, 193, 226
Dobson S, 322
Dobyns A, 180
Dodge RE, 186
Dodson B, 318
Dong A, 200
Dong L, 178, 182, 255
Dong Z, 330
Dopp M, 174, 297
Douglas MS, 192
Douglass BG, 283
Downey L, 146
Driver JA, 331
Dry S, 332
Duerr A, 151, 278
Duffy D, 196, 211, 212
Dufour C, 227
Dugan S, 246, 282
Duke J, 308
Dunn B, 179
Dunn JC, 157
Duran-Valdez E, 241
Durns T, 319
Dwek J, 281
Dye A, 235
Ebner JL, 270
Ebrahimi M, 139
Eckel R, 308
Eckhardt S, 277
Edelstein C, 290
Egawa J, 343
Eggleston K, 311
Ehrhardt N, 306
Ehrhart MD, 310, 322
Ehsanipour A, 162
Eichenwald E, 250
Eickman M, 280
Eilber F, 332
El-Said H, 201
Eldredge J, 280
Eley J, 275
Eliasberg C, 194
Elkins N, 321
Elliot D, 165
Elmore J, 173, 271
Emerson H, 249
Engelburg R, 146
Enns G, 246, 284
Epstein J, 300
Ereifej L, 241, 309
Erickson S, 263
Erskine A, 228, 297, 298
Eshagian J, 316, 339, 340
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Esserman L, 176
Estrin D, 177
Evans R, 204, 213, 328, 329
Ezeanolue E, 175, 268
Fairley J, 170
Fakhri S, 146
Farnsworth C, 197
Farrar G, 201
Fassl B, 171, 172, 198, 205, 206, 214, 315
Fawibe O, 275
Federman N, 332
Feldkamp ML, 282
Ferguson H, 215
Fernandez-Bustamante A, 189, 321
Fernandez M, 344
Ferrel EA, 176, 274
Ferrier W, 237
Ferriero D, 285, 286
Fields C, 168
Finer N, 157
Firek M, 275
Firoozabadi R, 298
Fischer A, 178, 283
Fischer D, 291
Fisher J, 136
Fisher SJ, 316
Fitzhugh M, 257
Fitzpatrick A, 169
Fliney GD, 188
Flores M, 184
Flores N, 223, 316, 339, 340
Fojo S, 223
Folsom SM, 171
Ford J, 320
Foreman J, 160
Fowble B, 176
Fowler DM, 246
Foy H, 230
Francis M, 180
Frank D, 147, 341
Frank P, 181
Frankl J, 322
Frederick P, 173
Freed C, 189
Friddle K, 340
Friedlich P, 222, 337
Friedlich PS, 139, 160, 223, 224, 287, 288, 313,
314, 316, 335, 337, 339, 340
Friedman J, 341
Fuchs S, 209, 306
Fujioka K, 181, 253
Fuller J, 145, 263
Fung V, 304
Furuta G, 309
Gélinas C, 187
Gallagher E, 137
Gallo R, 334
Gano D, 286
Ganta V, 268
Gao L, 324
Garcia AJ, 301
Garg R, 140, 239
garingo A, 287, 313, 335, 338
Garneni M, 199
Gavin M, 244
Geddes A, 304
Georgevits M, 285
Gerday E, 286
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Ghadrshenas M, 151
Ghahate D, 234, 241
Ghazal E, 212
Gibson A, 185
Gill A, 280
Ginder A, 251
Ginsburg K, 237
Girard E, 173
Gist L, 281
Glasberg T, 338
Glass HC, 286
Glogowska M, 276
Gobillot T, 153
Godino J, 311
Goethel JL, 291
Goff D, 183
Gogo A, 327
Gold J, 210, 245
Goldberg L, 165
Golden J, 189, 190
Goldfarb M, 229
Goldhaber JI, 233
Goldstein M, 222
Gollogly JG, 170
Gomperts B, 179
Gondra-Sanabria S, 192, 193
Gong M, 177, 250, 252
Gonzalez-Cuyar L, 191
Gonzalez F, 285
Goo H, 200
Goodwin K, 342
Gordon M, 330
Gordon O, 189
Gormley M, 316
Gospodarev V, 148
Goss CH, 142
Gossling M, 317
Gould J, 315, 339
Goyal A, 177
Graciano A, 279
Graeber T, 220
Graham N, 220
Gralla J, 338
Graustein A, 150
Green J, 299
Greene EA, 235
Griese KE, 302
Grinsell M, 159, 183
Grogan T, 184
Grover T, 338
Guenechea E, 266
Guerra J, 324
Gulliver K, 154
Gupta P, 210
Gupta S, 194, 195, 198, 259, 260, 294, 295
Habib A, 226
Hagen-Lillevik S, 182
Hagen E, 223
Hall J, 235
Hamilton M, 138, 141, 162, 163, 164, 238
Hamilton Z, 227
Hammond BH, 235, 301
Hannaford B, 197
Hansen K, 189
Hansen R, 263, 266
Hanson-Kahn A, 246
Harding B, 255
Harlow D, 188
86
Harper R, 181, 193
Harper RM, 159
Hassan A, 227
Hastings K, 311
Hata T, 334
Hatch KD, 261
Haugen B, 307
Havlicak A, 294
Hawn T, 150
Hay WW, 256
Hayek C, 139, 343
Hays S, 189, 190
He Q, 189, 321
Head B, 343
Heczko S, 216, 217
Hedlund K, 204
Hegde S, 201
Hemmons PJ, 304
Hendricks AE, 302
Hendrickson JD, 147
Hengel R, 213
Hennemeyer C, 322
Henningham L, 213
Heredia G, 335
Hernandez A, 219
Hernandez NC, 146
Herrera L, 280
Herrmann K, 240
Herrmann M, 219
Heusinkveld JM, 261
Heyliger DL, 182
Hibbs A, 250
Hicks R, 249
Hidano D, 161
Hilkin A, 143
Hill A, 278
Hill HR, 149, 279
Hill L, 311
Hinchcliff M, 144
Hisama FM, 211
Ho E, 222
Ho K, 213
Ho L, 149
Ho M, 286
Hogan M, 266, 334
Holdbrooks HL, 223
Holers M, 149
Hopper A, 183
Horike-Pyne MJ, 211
Hostetter LJ, 307
Hough C, 191
Hshieh T, 331
Hsiao E, 247
Hsu S, 309
hu J, 224
Huang D, 189, 190
Huang J, 213
Huber K, 189
Hudkins M, 136
Huebner J, 204, 213, 328, 329
Hughes T, 305
Hume C, 273
Hunt A, 175, 268
Hunter I, 326
Huntsman S, 248
Husain S, 273
Hushmendy S, 293
Imam FB, 341
349
Author index
In G, 174
Ingaramo O, 281
Ingledew P, 175, 278
Isautier J, 240
Ivanova M, 272
Iyer N, 337
Iyer NP, 287
Jackson CV, 304
Jackson P, 340
Jackson S, 271, 312
Jacobsen B, 332
Jagadesan B, 334
Jagdeo J, 274
Jain M, 247
Jairam A, 176
James J, 312
Jan A, 159
Janoff E, 152
Janssen RC, 341
Jansson T, 317
Jantzie L, 293
Jaradeh K, 237
Jarvik G, 211
Javer A, 226
Jeffords M, 197
Jelic M, 153
Jenkins J, 257
Jennings GE, 200
Jensen S, 332
Jess ED, 333
Jimeno A, 276
Jin C, 229, 322
Joffe A, 187
Johnson A, 326
Johnson C, 198, 260, 295
Johnson K, 197
Johnson M, 306
Johnston JJ, 152
Jonathan S, 246
Jones KL, 281
Jones MC, 284
Jonker S, 238
Jordan SC, 290
Joshi A, 199
Joss-Moore L, 163, 178, 182, 249, 255, 257, 342
Juul S, 285
Kalish F, 181, 253, 281
Kaluzhny P, 265
Kamgar-Parsi A, 292
Kamna D, 238
Kaneta K, 137
Kapidzic M, 316
Kapoor V, 170, 172, 304
Kapsner P, 208
Kapur V, 191
Karp H, 159
Kaseman S, 338
Kaya E, 176
Keane J, 175
Keefe D, 156
Keegan KM, 157
Keheila M, 230, 296
Keller R, 158
Keller RL, 248, 250, 336
Kelly D, 188
Kelly M, 264
Kelsey M, 143
Kesavan K, 159, 181
350
Kessel J, 157
Ketelson K, 209
Keysar S, 276
Khater N, 297
Khemani RG, 135
Kibort-Crocker H, 303
Kiela P, 243
Kim B, 233
Kim J, 151, 277
Kim KY, 296
Kim L, 194, 257, 258
Kim M, 209
Kim N, 301
Kim S, 323
Kim Y, 151
Kimonis V, 210, 245
Kinman R, 168, 205
Kipke MD, 223
Kirkley M, 338
Klasing P, 145
Klauck P, 277
Klein J, 312
Kleweno C, 298
Klewer J, 324
Klewer S, 237
Kloss AE, 187
Knecht R, 342
Knecht RA, 249
Knox A, 323
Kobashigawa JA, 138, 141, 162, 163, 164, 238
Koeppel R, 252
Kohn MA, 336
Koizumi H, 186
Konecny CM, 181, 253
Kong A, 235
Kong E, 199
Kong T, 175
Koo E, 274
Kopp W, 171, 205
Koshiya N, 186
Kotadia N, 172, 304
Kowal K, 306
Kowalski T, 194
Kozak FK, 211, 229, 322
Kranseler JS, 267
Kraus N, 224
Krause C, 191, 226
Krause R, 191, 192, 226
Krebs NF, 302
Krikov S, 282
Krishnan S, 275
Kronman MP, 153
Kudva Y, 240
Kuhn BT, 193
Kuhn K, 147
Kukreja J, 189, 190, 261
Kumanovics A, 279
Kurnellas M, 321
Kuroda J, 137
Kutzner AR, 228, 298
Kwon RY, 283
LaCourse MR, 273
Lacy M, 243
LaGrandeur RG, 155
Lai H, 317
Laker P, 204
Lakshmanan A, 139, 160, 222, 223, 224, 287,
313, 314, 316, 335, 337, 339, 340
87
Lalou N, 306
Lam K, 201
Lambert D, 286
Lampland A, 157, 251
Larpthaveesarp A, 285
Larsen T, 257
Last J, 213
Latt L, 144, 324
Lavizzari A, 221, 336
Law J, 284
Lawrence DJ, 246
Lay J, 220
Layel V, 212
Lazar A, 176
Le A, 300
Le C, 200
Leard L, 189, 190
Leckliter I, 264
Lee A, 301
Lee CH, 199
Lee CM, 274
Lee DH, 260
Lee ED, 272
Lee HC, 315, 339
Lee J, 196, 327
Lee JM, 279
Lee LK, 185
Lee S, 265
Lemas D, 341
Lenart J, 212
Leone T, 157
Leuchter R, 169
Levy D, 171, 205, 214
Lewis AE, 283
Lewis DB, 281
Lewis P, 194
Li C, 250
Li Y, 255, 257
Lifland B, 265
Lim J, 162
Lin A, 191
Lin I, 311
Lin S, 174
Lin T, 140
Lin Y, 194, 195
Lind K, 320
Ling B, 176
Liou HS, 191
Lippman S, 272
Lipson A, 138
Liu J, 156, 177, 250, 252
Liu MA, 331, 165
Liu T, 254, 257, 258
Liu Xiwen, 142
Ljubanovic D, 290
Lo D, 192, 193
Loertscher M, 157
Logan C, 262
Longo L, 180
Lopez J, 237
Low SA, 345
Lowe J, 286
Lowe JR, 263, 264
Lu D, 229, 322
Lu J, 162
Lu S, 181, 253
Lucia M, 276
Lui G, 244
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Lusk L, 158
Luu M, 139, 238
Lyles CR, 271
Lynch AA, 242
Lynch N, 340
Lynch NG, 224, 316, 339
Lynn DD, 216
Ma A, 233
Ma Q, 255
Maccan A, 328
Maccan AS, 204, 213, 329
MacKay A, 274
MacQueen B, 286
Maddox J, 171, 205
Mahapatra S, 321
Mahler M, 149
Malek-Ahmadi M, 311
Malika N, 164, 166, 167
Malkin M, 212
Malone Jenkins S, 159, 183
Mamalis A, 274
Mammel M, 157, 251
Mammen C, 288, 289, 302
Manalo R, 161
Manayan T, 138
Mandell E, 318
Mangione-Smith R, 265
Manji J, 226
Mann S, 242
Manne B, 150
Manshad A, 328
Mao R, 247
Marcia L, 169
Marco EJ, 247
Markadakis N, 170
Markolf K, 195
Marquez AE, 240
Marriott DE, 268
Marsh R, 187
Martin J, 205
Martin R, 165
Martinez J, 175
Martins TB, 149, 279
Mason D, 211
Mateev S, 226
Matheson L, 172, 304
Mathew A, 293
Mathew J, 195
Mathur D, 178, 250, 283
Matsell D, 288, 302
Maurano M, 333
Maxwell J, 293
Maynard C, 273
Mazotti L, 272
McAllister D, 195
McAuley G, 216, 217
McBride O, 194
McCallum E, 165
McCarthy M, 278
McConaghy S, 160
McCoy AM, 273
McCulloch A, 201
McDonald C, 298
McKenna S, 153, 155
McKinney C, 312
McLean C, 222, 318
McMahan R, 312
McNelly A, 144
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McNulty B, 187
McRae M, 140, 239
McWilliams A, 147
Mehra S, 325
Mehta A, 300
Mehta G, 147
Meister E, 243
Melara D, 338
Melmed S, 141
Mendelsohn B, 247
Mendoza L, 237
Meouchy J, 343
Mercan E, 173
Mercurio C, 299
Merrill J, 312
Merritt T, 157
Mesches M, 189
Messersmith W, 276
Meyer WH, 277
Michael Y, 335
Miers C, 178
Mikhail A, 314
Miles-Jay A, 153
Miles JM, 240
Miles LA, 279
Miller A, 219
Miller R, 319
Miller TA, 163
Minasyan A, 220
Mindo M, 189, 190
Minoo P, 178, 250, 283
Misakian A, 149
Mitchel J, 169
Miyamoto S, 290
Mo D, 213
Moe K, 197
Mohler J, 311
Moin T, 209, 329
Monson K, 251
Moonie S, 268
Moore J, 201
Moore RS, 178
Morales LS, 329
More NN, 151
Morehouse A, 301
Morgan K, 136
Morishita K, 289
Morrison J, 307
Mortazavi M, 136
Mosher BP, 186
Moss N, 263, 264
Motakef S, 259
Muller M, 280
Munger NK, 166
Murphy B, 305
Murphy M, 236
Murray-Krezan C, 310
Murty NS, 177, 252
Nadeau K, 143, 242
Nael Amzajerdi A, 218
Nagarkar DB, 173
Najjar F, 257
Nakamura C, 137, 302
Nava MD, 199
Nayak S, 223
Neal N, 220
Neff T, 215
Nelson MD, 288
88
Nemkov T, 189
Neuhouser ML, 241
Neumaier J, 185
Neves C, 326
Nevin P, 140, 239
Newlove T, 211
Newman A, 189, 321
Newman J, 321
Newth CJ, 135
Nfonsam V, 231
Ngo S, 315
Nguyen AL, 165
Nguyen J, 165
Nguyen JT, 225
Nguyen T, 254, 257, 258
Nguyen TT, 217
Nhan DT, 148
Nichols J, 311
Nieva J, 174
Nikoomanesh T, 229
Nikroo K, 299
Noori S, 225
Nordstrom M, 272
Norris E, 141
Norris J, 149
Nouraei H, 235
Novack MS, 312
Novak D, 263
Null D, 178, 179, 182, 221, 249, 254, 294, 336
Nye K, 251
O’Connor K, 311
O’Donnell M, 229
O’Hara N, 204, 211, 213, 328, 329
O’Keefe G, 230
O’Neil S, 317
O’Sullivan L, 213
Odom I, 281
Oh S, 248
Ohls RK, 160, 264
Okuda T, 304
Oleskey Z, 136
Olson J, 173
Olsufka M, 273
Omens J, 201
Ona-Vu K, 316
Oppegard L, 215
Orchard J, 249
Orellana D, 169
Orlando C, 198, 206, 315
Orlando R, 235
Orosco J, 138
Orrange S, 272
Ortiz A, 201
Oster N, 271
Osua S, 312
Overbaugh J, 153
Ozen M, 281
Ozkok A, 290
Paez R, 180
Page S, 142
Paladichuk H, 205
Palaniappan L, 311
Palathumpat S, 281
Panigrahy A, 317
Paquette L, 288, 317, 343
Pardo A, 183
Parga JJ, 225, 159
Parish M, 149
351
Author index
Park C, 176
Park S, 194
Parkinson M, 198, 206, 315
Parveen M, 142
Pasi B, 279
Patamasucon P, 220, 221
Patel A, 331, 335
Patel D, 268
Patel M, 222, 172
Patel P, 343
Patel RJ, 261, 165
Patrick K, 311
Paul M, 179
Pauwels J, 229, 322
Pavlik DF, 280, 152
Peacock S, 271
Peck D, 140, 239
Pedego T, 162
Pedler M, 324
Pegis P, 183
Peisl A, 156
Peled A, 176
Pellicer E, 137
Peplinski B, 230
Peressini B, 274
Perez MJ, 320
Perry A, 148
Perry J, 201
Pervin S, 142
Peterfy M, 306
Peterson A, 322
Petrash JM, 324
Petrigliano F, 194, 195
Pettet L, 179, 254
Pham A, 316, 340
Pham CT, 199
Philipson KD, 233
Phillips A, 140, 239
Phillips J, 264
Pickering AE, 319
Pipitone O, 209
Pitts T, 277
Platt J, 284
Polcyn R, 316, 339, 340
Polderman NM, 288, 302
Pomo P, 235
Ponder KL, 316
Poolos N, 187
Posadas ES, 343
Pottinger P, 262
Powell T, 317
Power G, 254, 257, 258
Presson AP, 340
Primbas A, 278
Printz B, 201
Profit J, 315, 339
Propst R, 292
Pruetz J, 139
Pula J, 210
Punnanitinont N, 249
Pyle L, 143
Qamar N, 226
Qeadan F, 310
Quackenbush K, 276
Quan K, 252
Racer K, 165
Raff D, 202, 170
Raghavan R, 148
352
Rahat H, 309
Rahkola J, 152
Rajagopalan V, 343
Rajwani A, 204, 213, 328, 329
Ramakrishnan A, 266
Ramanathan R, 139, 159, 180, 184, 185, 225,
286, 287, 318, 338
Ramanathan S, 224
Ramley E, 275
Ramos M, 234, 236
Ramos R, 312
Ramos Y, 312
Rashedi R, 266
Rasouli MA, 135
Rau C, 157
Ravichandran K, 290
Ravikumar S, 301
Raymond LW, 145, 147
Rea TD, 273, 161
Reddy ST, 142
Reed R, 251
Reeves M, 275
Rehan VK, 250, 252, 154, 156, 177
Reimold A, 148
Reitman AJ, 288
Rejali J, 279
Rendi M, 173
Repine JE, 189, 321
Repine K, 189, 321
Reue K, 142
Reyes DJ, 175
Rezakahn Khajeh N, 270
Riantawan S, 164, 166, 167
Ribeiro A, 204, 213, 328, 329
Rice S, 264
Rich W, 157
Richardson J, 268
Richer JK, 330
Riegels NS, 272
Rieger R, 263, 264
Ritchie C, 228, 230, 298
Roberts K, 308
Roberts KD, 251, 157
Robertson C, 147
Robertson K, 277
Robichaux-Viehoever A, 246
Robinson-Cohen C, 289
Robinson S, 293
Rodriguez G, 238, 163
Roehrig AT, 274, 176
Rogers E, 250
Roller JM, 145
Romero M, 180
Rondina MT, 150
Rosario FJ, 317
Rosero D, 234
Roshan A, 288
Ross J, 306
Ross PA, 135
Rothbard J, 321
Routson R, 144
Roward Z, 319
Rowitch D, 232
Rozance P, 256
Rozenblit J, 151
Rubinow K, 307
Rudenko I, 308
Rudser K, 157
89
Ruybal LA, 255
Ruzhnikov MR, 247
Ryan JS, 330
Ryan S, 214
Sabbadini M, 247
Sabnis A, 223
Sah RL, 197
Sahafi R, 200
Sahrai K, 335
Sainz A, 249
Saito T, 233
Sakai J, 232
Sakata M, 322
Sakurai R, 250, 154, 156, 177
Salcedo-Concepcion KR, 257
Saltzmann B, 137
Sambasivam S, 272
Sanchez A, 288, 302
Sanderman L, 278
Sandoval MS, 154
Sandy P, 234, 241
Sandy S, 180
Santi B, 196
Santorico S, 341
Santoro N, 143
Sardesai MG, 197, 273
Sarin-Gulian A, 223
Sarkissian S, 217, 218
Sathappan AV, 344
Sathe P, 335
Saul K, 188
Sawatzky B, 235
Sayre MR, 273
Scaglia F, 247
Schade D, 208, 241, 309
Scherrer G, 345
Scherzinger A, 143
Schiedermayer E, 168
Schilling J, 343
Schlaberg R, 286
Schlaggar B, 246
Schloredt K, 265
Schmidt E, 320
Schneider AN, 272
Schreiber A, 276
Schwartz D, 320
Schwarz MD, 272
Schweitzer J, 266
Scott JD, 273
Seaman A, 149
Sebastian R, 236
Seedorf G, 318, 156
Seeley A, 267
Segal A, 144
Seidlits S, 162
Sekiguchi L, 300
Semrad A, 272
Serkova N, 189
Serracino H, 276
Severson J, 307
Sewell RL, 143
Shae CM, 206
Shah M, 271
Shah T, 171
Shah V, 234, 241
Shaik A, 199
Shaikh U, 327
Shapiro D, 198, 206, 315
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Author index
Shapiro ME, 296
Sharma J, 237
Sharma K, 290
Sharma V, 307
Sharoff R, 238
Sharon R, 318
Shastry P, 184
Shaw T, 218
Sheehan E, 243
Sheffield M, 286
Sheldon D, 192
Shelton E, 188
Shen H, 250
Shen J, 228, 296, 298
Shepard J, 286
Shepherd J, 314, 335
Sherpa A, 205, 171
Sherr EH, 247
Shew SB, 157
Shieh J, 245, 247
Shieh T, 137
Shih K, 202, 170
Shiow L, 232
Shiramizu B, 137
Shiroishi M, 185
Shishoian T, 154
Shrestha P, 189, 190
Shurell E, 332
Siaghani P, 217
Siassi B, 184, 139
Siddiqui S, 138, 164
Sidhu A, 301
Siegert TF, 172
Siever J, 204
Simangan D, 266
Simmons C, 140, 239
Simon TJ, 264
Simones AA, 251
Simonich C, 153
Singer J, 189, 190
Singer JP, 261
Singh A, 332
Singh P, 257
Singh R, 142
Singh VR, 236
Singhal A, 213
Sittlinger C, 275
Siu J, 209
Skarsgard E, 211, 229
Skutezky T, 170
Slater J, 216, 217
Slattery C, 230
Slavotinek A, 247
Slomka P, 236
Smith AJ, 329
Smith B, 202, 170
Smith G, 326
Smith GR, 246
Smith J, 186, 297
Smith L, 330
Smith M, 202, 165, 170
Sneddon P, 211
Snyder A, 207
Soderborg TK, 341
Soghoyan K, 164
Solomon C, 329
Solomon S, 135
Song A, 222, 313, 314, 337, 160
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Soni D, 170
Soohoo N, 194
Soong A, 189, 190
Sottero T, 173
Southard J, 237
Spiller H, 326
Sprague R, 209
Srinivas S, 287
Staack A, 296
Stavroudis T, 287, 313, 335
Stein J, 288, 313, 337, 160
Steiner CG, 187
Steinman L, 321
Stepenaskie S, 160
Stepka E, 157
Stevenson DK, 181, 253, 281, 287
Stiglmeier C, 172
Still GG, 281
Stockton R, 154
Stoll K, 209
Stoll KE, 209
Stout D, 142
Strahlendorf C, 211
Stroud M, 173
Subramanyan R, 139
Sucre J, 179
Sudore R, 312
Suinesiaputra A, 201
Sullivan J, 247
Sumnicht AJ, 192, 193
Surampalli A, 210, 245
Suri P, 144
Suzuki T, 278
Swenson ND, 207
Swislocki A, 272
Szewczyk AF, 197
Szivek J, 324
Szkudlinska MA, 142, 241
Téllez P, 322
Ta-ala KE, 164, 166, 167
Tablizo M, 279
Tailor R, 275
Taljanovic M, 324
Tam T, 169
Tan N, 211, 170
Tan U, 306
Tancredi D, 263, 327
Tang M, 302
Tanoue N, 243
Tariq M, 186
Tarn D, 223
Taylor M, 180
Taylor S, 266
Tejaswi S, 242
Telemi E, 231
Temple M, 306
Tentler J, 277
Teuber S, 226
Teufel RA, 149
Thirumalai A, 142
Thor A, 320
Thorn J, 243
Thornquist LC, 267
Tieu L, 271
Tintut Y, 162
Tipnis J, 157
Toombs M, 251
Torgerson D, 248
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Torr C, 182, 254
Torres J, 321
Tower DR, 170
Tran JD, 199
Tran LN, 146
Tran W, 175
Trauner D, 344
Trofymenko O, 231
Trujillo J, 175
Truscott L, 331
Tsai E, 154
Tsang M, 143
Tsoi S, 209, 329
Tulloch-Palomino MV, 207
Tully B, 308
Tvrdik T, 247
Udrea D, 192, 193
Ueoka M, 137
Uhr L, 196
Ulloa CA, 337
Underhill H, 247
Unruh K, 166
Unternaehrer J, 278
Upasani VV, 197
Upperman J, 313, 337, 160
Utzschneider KM, 241
Uy C, 252
UY C, 155
Uzunyan M, 139
Vachon L, 185
Vadi M, 212
Vaikunth S, 184
van Bokhoven A, 276
Van Meurs K, 285
Vanderbilt DL, 223, 316, 339, 340
Vanna K, 170
Vassantachart A, 275
Vasti E, 209
Vasti EC, 329
Vazque M, 275
Vega A, 219
Veith D, 169
Veneroni C, 221, 336
Venick RS, 157
Venkat R, 231
Vennat MJ, 270
Verchere C, 324
Vercollone J, 309
Vijayaraj P, 179
Villaran M, 278
Villarreal L, 192, 193
Viskochil D, 211
Vo A, 290
Votava-Smith J, 139
Vu CV, 194, 259
Vyakaranam M, 151
Wadehra M, 258
Wadleigh M, 331
Wagner A, 176
Wagner E, 291, 292
Wahid N, 339
Wai K, 336
Walker TD, 167
Walker V, 225
Wall N, 215
Wallace B, 156
Walsh BC, 232
Walsh J, 148
353
Author index
Walthers C, 162
Walton S, 304, 172
Walts A, 320
Wang ER, 180
Wang F, 176
Wang H, 308
Wang J, 214
Wang L, 288, 175
Wang Q, 290, 330
Wang S, 307
Wang X, 219
Wang Y, 292
Wang Z, 178, 182, 249, 257
Ward R, 254
Warner T, 234
Warnock E, 276
Warnock G, 196
Washington J, 243
Watson A, 303
Weaver Lewis K, 183, 157, 159
Weaver D, 173
Webster D, 304, 172
Wegrzyn G, 184, 157
Weinheimer C, 178, 257, 342
Weinstein JR, 186
Weisman M, 149
Weissman SJ, 153
Wencel M, 245
Wendt J, 295
Wertheimer FB, 180, 313
Wesolowski S, 256
Weyrich A, 150
Whipple M, 273
White B, 340
White M, 263
Wierks N, 323
Wigby K, 284
Wilde H, 163
Wilfond B, 211
Wilkening R, 256
Wilkinson D, 179
Williams C, 258
Williams M, 316
Williams R, 223
Williams VM, 219
354
Willing M, 246
Wilson-Chiru J, 242
Wilson C, 180
Wilson G, 240
Wilson NW, 334
Wilson PV, 189, 321
Wilson S, 180
Wilson T, 282
Winer J, 293
Wing D, 311
Winter S, 264
Wisnowski JL, 288
Witte M, 243
Witte R, 324
Wolpert K, 214
Wong A, 237, 317
Wong AL, 228, 298
Wong RJ, 181, 253, 281, 287
Wong S, 181, 253
Wood C, 309
Wood M, 148
Wood T, 237
Woodbury KO, 279
Woodfin MY, 212
Worwa C, 251
Wright C, 153
Wright CJ, 155
Wright D, 265
Wroe A, 216, 217
Wu, for the NEATO Trial Group Y, 285
Wu A, 162
Wu D, 330
Wu J, 196
Wu M, 152
Wu P, 330
Wu Y, 246, 247
Wyman MT, 146
Xu D, 286
Yaghoubian JM, 306
Yakes Jimenez E, 235
Yamaguchi K, 195
Yang I, 320
Yang P, 228, 230, 297, 298
Yang Y, 249, 281, 320, 342, 163
Yao J, 335
91
Ye V, 196
Yeaton J, 319
Yee EJ, 158
Yeh AM, 316, 339, 340
Yeo RA, 264
Yeung KJ, 300
Yin L, 273
Yoder B, 154, 178, 179, 182, 221, 249, 254,
294, 336
Yost C, 286
Youn SH, 210
Young A, 201
Young K, 219
Youssof S, 344
Yu B, 163
Yu J, 219
Yue X, 233
Yufa A, 220
Zahn E, 140, 239
Zang C, 340
Zarin-Pass M, 272
Zastoupil L, 256
Zavala-Suarez E, 208
Zeitler PE, 143
Zelnick L, 240, 289
Zeltzer L, 223, 159
Zerr DM, 153
Zhang L, 255, 257
Zhang M, 254, 257, 258
Zhang R, 186, 233
Zhao H, 181, 253, 281
Zhao JT, 342
Zhou W, 189
Zhou Y, 316
Ziegler SF, 333
Zinkhan E, 163
Zivkovic I, 231
Zlotoff B, 160
Zonis S, 141
Zou C, 249
Zou R, 213
Zovein AC, 316
Zuar LR, 221
Zukin L, 324
Zuspan K, 179, 221, 254, 336
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