2018 WVU HSC Charleston and CAMC Research Day

Research Day at West Virginia University Health Sciences Charleston Campus and Charleston Area Medical Center was held on Tuesday April 17 at the Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences building in Charleston. The annual program continues to feature a collaborative effort of medical students, pharmacy students, nursing students and resident presentations with faculty, medical staff and professional staff preceptors.
 

The event is an opportunity to highlight the ongoing research in the CAMC and WVU Charleston campus community, and to discuss case reports and their role in the practice of medicine.

Research Day encourages principle investigators, preceptors, residents and students in their pursuits in the area of clinical research, and explores options for integrating new knowledge gained from research presentations into the clinical practice.
 

Congratulations to all involved on a great annual event dedicated to showcasing the wide variety of research on issues of major disciplinary, multidisciplinary, and global significance being done at West Virginia University Health Sciences Charleston Campus and Charleston Area Medical Center through poster sessions, presentations, and guest speakers.

 

Listed below are the winners of this year’s research day. 

 

WINNER - RESEARCH DAY - 2018

Case - Poster Presentations

Honorable Mention - $100.00

Vaginal Ulcer; A Medical Mystery

Anne Roslonski, DO – OB/GYN, Preceptor – Stephen Bush, II, MD

3^rd Place Tie - $150.00

Pneumohysteria

Jessica Rogers, DO – Emergency Medicine, Preceptor – Michael Peterson, DO

3^rd Place Tie - $150.00

The Mysteries of Multiple Myeloma: The Unsuspecting Patient

Martin Chadwell, DO – Family Medicine, Preceptor – Kathleen Bors, MD               

2^nd Place - $250.00

Chylopericardium: A Rare Complication Following Cardiac Valve Replacement

Mark Radow, MD – Internal Medicine, Preceptor – Brandon Rose, DO                   

1^st Place - $350.00

Evaluation and Management of Cardiac Prosthesis – Related Hemolytic Anemia

Ali Farooq, MD – Internal Medicine, Preceptor – Aravinda Nanjundappa, MD

 

Original- Poster Presentations

Honorable Mention Tie - $100

Apixaban versus Warfarin in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation and Renal Dysfunction

Hunter Perrin, PharmD – Pharmacy, Preceptor- Lisa Robinson, PharmD

Utility of Obtaining Blood Cultures in Pediatric Cystic Fibrosis Exacerbation Patients

Malik Hamden, MD – Pediatrics, Preceptor- Kevin Maupin, MD

3^rd Place - $150.00

The Incidence of Carotid in Stent Stenosis is Underestimated: Is It Equal or Greater than 50% or 80%           and it’s Clinical Implications

Zach AbuRahma, DO – Vascular Surgery, Preceptor – Ali AbuRahma, MD

2^nd Place - $250.00

Outcome Comparison Following Laparoscopic Versus Open Surgical Placement of Peritoneal Dialysis Catheters

Anthony Machi – WVU School of Medicine, Preceptor – Alberi Mousa, MD

1^st Place - $350.00

Type 1 Diabetes (T1DM): Is There Early Detection of Abnormal Left Ventricular Systolic Function in Pediatric Patients with Poorly Controlled Type 1 Diabetes

Salima Bhimani, MD – Pediatrics, Preceptor – Anjlee Patel, MD

 

Oral - Original Presentations

3^rd Place Tie - $250.00

Opioid Use in Clostridium Difficile Infection is Associated with Severe Disease and Prolonged Hospitalization

Monica Chowdry, MD – Internal Medicine, Preceptor:  Kristen Helmick, MD

3^rd Place Tie - $250.00

Resident Burnout: Does Surgical Training Cut Deeper?

Kevin Brown, DO – Urological Surgery, Preceptor:  Mary Emmett, PhD

2^nd Place -  $350.00

Stumbled Upon Adrenal Masses: Must We Treat?

Jamie Olsen, DO - Urological Surgery, Preceptor:  Samuel Deem, DO

1^st Place - $500.00

Acute Kidney Injury After out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest at CAMC

Prerna Sharma, MD – Internal Medicine, Preceptor:  William Carter, MD

 

Oral - Case Presentations

Honorable Mention - $100.00

17 y/o Male with Gross Hematuria

Daniel Olsen, DO – Urological Surgery, Preceptor- Samuel Deem, DO

3^rd Place - $150.00

Bowel Ischemia Associated with Angioedema, a Rare but Fatal Complication

Brandon Radow, MD – Surgery, Preceptor – Michael Elmore, MD

2^nd Place - $250.00

Inguinal Herniation of a Transplant Kidney Ureter: A Rare Cause of Post-Transplant  Hydronephrosis

Kellan F. Clark, DO – Urological Surgery, Preceptor- Joshua Lohri, DO

1^st Place - $350.00

Pediatric Extra- Gastrointestinal Manifestation of Celiac Disease

Daniel Howerton, DO – Emergency Medicine, Preceptor – Youmna Mousattat, MD