Pediatrics Strongly Represented at 2023 Southern Regional Meeting
LSU Pediatrics was well represented at this year’s Southern Regional Meeting, held earlier this year at the New Orleans Hotel Intercontinental.
Dr. Kathryn Cyrus received the SSPR Trainee Travel Award. Dr. Anne Tufton received the Southern Society for Pediatric Research (SSPR) Young Faculty Travel Award and was invited to present her work at the SSCI/SSPR joint Showcase of Science (one of only six presentations selected for this honor).
Trainees and faculty representing LSU Pediatrics delivered a total of 30 presentations including 15 oral presentations. A list of titles is included below. Abstracts were published online by the American Journal of the Medical Sciences which can be accessed at the link provided here.
Our trainees were well prepared thanks to a formal mentoring session developed by Dr. Bonnie Desselle and hosted by Children’s Hospital. At this session, 11 trainees (medical students, residents, and fellows) signed up to present a “practice” version of their platform presentation. Each trainee received formal feedback from at least two faculty members in addition to immediate verbal feedback from the audience (faculty and trainees). Many trainees voiced that they found the session incredibly valuable.
Several pediatrics faculty held leadership roles at the SRM. Dr. Marcie Houser, as a member of the Academic Pediatric Association, served as an Abstract Reviewer and moderated the Adolescent Medicine and Pediatrics Symposium. As a member of the SSPR, Dr. Julie Gallois served as Lead Abstract Reviewer for Neonatology, Moderator for Neonatal Case Reports Symposium, and Poster Session Mentor. She also represented LSU Pediatrics as our Institutional Representative. Dr. Luke Wall served as SSPR Council Member, Trainee Travel Award Judge, Abstract Reviewer and Symposium Moderator for Allergy/Immunology, and Poster Session Mentor.
New SSPR members include Dr. Andrew Abreo and Dr. Christy Mumphrey.
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Oral Presentations:
NONINVASIVE MONITORING BIOMARKER FOR NEONATAL NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS. A Tufton, V Ronchi, R Buckley, M Heath, K Laborde, D Wiltz, L Thaljeh, B Ogden, M Good, B Barkemeyer, S Spedale, L McDaniel, Z Fang and S Kim, New Orleans, LA; Baton Rouge, LA; St. Louis, MO. LSUHSC (SSPR Young Faculty Award Winner)
BALLOON ANGIOPLASTY OF AN AORTIC COARCTATION IN A PATIENT WITH TRISOMY 18: A PALLIATIVE PROCEDURE TO HELP GET THESE PATIENT HOME. W Sourour, K Singhapakdi and S Bartakian
A CASE OF NEONATAL TRAUMA AFTER MATERNAL GUNSHOT WOUND. A Barkemeyer, KE Ordemann, EP Masoumy, C Mumphrey, B Barkemeyer and F Gray, New Orleans, LA. LSUHSC
DEVELOPMENT OF IGE-MEDIATED FOOD ALLERGIES IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH HISTORY OF FOOD PROTEIN INDUCED ALLERGIC PROCTOCOLITIS. K Tran, GM Jeha, EL Wisner and LA Wall
ESTABLISHING NORMAL MUCOSAL EOSINOPHIL COUNTS IN PEDIATRIC GASTROINTESTINAL BIOPSIES IN LOUSIANA. N Zeky, K Glisson, C LeBlanc, R Beyl and M Stark
A PEDIATRIC CASE OF COVID-19 ENCEPHALITIS: NOVEL CSF AND IMAGING FINDINGS. RE Landrum, C Roth, A Courtney, M Burke and A Messer
IS MEASURING SKELETAL MUSCLE MASS WITH THE D3-CREATINE DILUTION METHOD FEASIBLE IN PREMATURE INFANTS? K Cyrus, ML Jerome, A Reeves, K Nguyen, M Shankaran, W Evans and A Salas, Birmingham, AL; New Orleans, LA; Berkeley, CA; Portland, OR. Louisiana State University Health Science Center (SSPR Trainee Travel Award Winner)
NOT ALL PNEUMATOSIS IS NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS. J Robinson, A Tufton, C Mumphrey and AM Abreo
A CASE OF COLLODION BABY IN AN INFANT WITH SUSPECTED CONGENITAL SYPHILIS. DM Wisa, M Lago, I Hill, MG Johnson, E Masoumy and J Surcouf
LUMPS AND BUMPS: SUPERFICIAL FINDINGS WITH A DEEPER DIAGNOSIS. J Doss, S Collier, R Gardner and C Morrison
BURDEN OF HOUSEHOLD "INVISIBLE WORK" ON LOUSIANA PEDIATRICIANS: COGNITIVE LABOR VARIATION BY GENDER. J Strand, R Beyl and SB Palombo
GEAUXHEALTH.ORG - A TECHNOLOGICAL APPROACH TO ADDRESSING SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH IN NEW ORLEANS. AE Reeves, M Mlynczak, M Jenkins, L Williams and S Sarkar
THE EFFECT OF METHOTREXATE TREATMENT ON NEUROINFLAMMATION GENE EXPRESSION IN PEDIATRIC CANCER PATIENTS. G Sheets, J Doss, A Umrigar, E Beaton, M Stark, M Norman, P Prasad, J Zabaleta, L Li, C Hicks and F Tsien
SURVEY UTILIZATION TO IDENTIFY THE UNMET NEEDS OF ADOLESCENT AND YOUNG ADULT ONCOLOGY PATIENTS. J Doss and C Morrison
LEVOFLOXACIN ASSOCIATED DRUG-INDUCED INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION REVEALED BY A BULGING FONTANELLE. J Robinson, BC Lyman, C Conard and ML Dietrich
Poster Presentations:
MIXED HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA IN INFANT. AJ Sam, H Byrd, A Glinky and C Roth
EARLY ACQUIRED HYPOTHYROIDISM RELATED TO MULTIPLE CONTRAST EXPOSURE. AM Misky
RECURRENT RHABDOMYOLYSIS WITHOUT HEMOLYSIS IN A PEDIATRIC PATIENT WITH GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY. C Bergeron, H Lee and G Hescock
EXTRANODAL NK/T-CELL LYMPHOMA IN A PEDIATRIC PATIENT. M Shannon, P Bennett and P Prasad
A CASE OF PURPURIC RASH IN A FULLY VACCINATED PATIENT WITH COVID-19 INFECTION. M Bank, A Van, BL Milson, LS Engel and R McCarron
A CASE OF PNEUMOCYSTIS PNEUMONIA IN A PATIENT WITH SUSPECTED HYPER IGM SYNDROME. AA Prevot, S Bilton, EL Wisner and M Silio
REVAMPING THE PEDIATRIC HEMATOLOGY ONCOLOGY LEARNING EXPERIENCE. C Nieves, A Buttaci, Z LeBlanc and MC Velez
BRONCHOCUTANEOUS FISTULA IN A NEONATE. A Barkemeyer, P Pocorello, J Lawson, C Mumphrey, J Patrick and B Barkemeyer
A CURIOUS CASE OF 25 DIGIT POLYSYNDACTYLY AND CONGENITAL LARYNGEAL ANOMALIES. VK Carey, A Nuttli, SB Palombo, R Zambrano and MG Johnson
HOLT-ORAM SYNDROME AND ITS VARIABLE PHENOTYPIC EXPRESSION: A MULTI-GENERATIONAL CASE SERIES. K Singhapakdi, W Sourour and S Yang
PARTIAL ANOMALOUS PULMONARY VENOUS RETURN IN THE SETTING OF AN INFERIOR SINUS VENOSUS ATRIAL SEPTAL DEFECT AND THE UTILITY OF THREE DIMENSIONAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY. K Singhapakdi, W Sourour and S Samples
THE IMPORTANCE OF EARLY DETECTION IN X-LINKED LYMPHOPROLIFERATIVE SYNDROME TYPE 1: THE STORY OF THREE FAMILY MEMBERS. SE Brewington, HL Valdin, L Yu and Z LeBlanc
ACUTE DISSEMINATED ENCEPHALOMYELITIS IN A 5 YEAR OLD PATIENT WITH DIGEORGE SYNDROME. M Humphrey and A Tilton
RETROPHARYNEAL ABSCESS IN IMMUNOCOMPETENT INFANT. HE Knight and R Mangat
MULTIFOCAL HETEROGENEOUS MASSES CONCERNING FOR MALIGNANCY IN TRANSPLANTED KIDNEY FOUND TO BE STREPTOCOCCUS AGALACTIAE PERINEPHRIC ABSCESSES. C Victor, S Krieger, M Anderson, D Aviles and A Ehlayel