2023 CHM FALL VIRTUAL SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY SYMPOSIUM
Welcome to the 4th Annual CHM Fall Virtual Scholarly Activity Symposium! We will have 6 live presentations starting at 1pm on October 26 followed by recorded poster presentations available for viewing from Oct. 26 - Nov. 2, 2023. See below for more information.
Live Oral Presentations
October 26, 2023, 1:00pm
Video recording of live presentations (see below for times)
Schedule
1:00-1:05pm Mark Trottier, PhD and Angie Zell, DrPH. Welcome.
1:05-1:15pm Christine Skovira and Aakash Dave. "Rural-urban comparison of incidence and risk factors of MCI using EHR in Michigan." (starts at 5:32 of recording)
1:20-1:30pm Patricio Ruano. "Latent tuberculosis with negative tuberculin skin test in a migrant adolescent patient." (starts at 21:53 of recording)
1:35-1:45pm Sarah Shareef. "Examining hair preservation in manual vs. machine scalp cooling by chemotherapy regimen: A meta-analysis." (starts at 34:30 of recording)
1:50-2:00pm William Galardi. "Drag racing and a diagnosis of homocystinuria." (starts at 50:20 of recording)
2:05-2:15pm Beatrice Lucchesi and Jamie Sperati. "Long-term morbidity of mild traumatic brain injury in adult craniofacial trauma." (starts at 1:05:35 of recording)
2:20-2:35pm William Woodhams. "Return to play rates and performance after Achilles tendon ruptures and ACL tears in professional basketball players: A systematic review." (starts at 1:24:07 of recording)
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
This is a virtual event in which presenters have pre-recorded 3-5 minute video presentations of their posters.Our presenters are medical students and residents from around the state of Michigan, presenting research, quality improvement, reviews, and case reports. Some of our presentations are "works-in-progress", which will allow our presenters to get feedback from the community on study design, methods, etc.
The Abstract Booklet can be found here:
2023 CHM Virtual Scholarly Activity Symposium Abstract Booklet
In the booklet you will find a list of all study titles with presenting authors, followed in subsequent pages with abstracts for each presentation. Abstracts include the full list of authors and affiliations.
Viewing Recorded Presentations
Below you will find the presentations as recorded by our presenters. For most presentations, there is a video recording and a pdf version of the poster. In some cases, there is no poster pdf available. Click "link to video" to view the presentation.
Please feel free to comment or ask questions on the video page itself. Presenters have been instructed to check their presentations periodically and respond to any questions.
RESEARCH & QI STUDIES
The live presenters above have also recorded brief poster presentations, see #1 through #6 below.
#1 - Rural-urban comparison of incidence and risk factors of MCI using EHR in Michigan
#4 - Drag racing and a diagnosis of homocystinuria.
#6- Return to Play Rates and Performance after Achilles Tendon Ruptures and ACL Tears in Professional Basketball Players: A Systematic Review
#7- Non-immune fetal hydrops due to severe fetal anemia in a fetus with mutations in the alpha-spectrin SPTA1 gene.
#8- Racial Disparities in Emergency Room Utilization among Patients with Newly Diagnosed Depression.
#9- Comparison of planning vs. patient-specific instrumentation for severe bone defects in reverse total shoulder arthroplasty.
#10- Reason profiles for not returning to pre-injury activity level following ACL reconstruction– A latent class analysis with subgroup comparison of patient reported outcome measures.
#12 - Orthopedic surgery residency advice on YouTube: Unveiling gaps, emphasizing inclusivity, and striving for comprehensive guidance.
#13 - Framework for implementing trauma-informed patient navigation program for people experiencing homelessness.
#14- Upstream requirements for mitochondrial fatty acid synthesis.
#15- Unexpected high reticuloendothelial (RES) uptake of humanized AnnA1 antibody for clinical scaleup.
#16- Marijuana testing in the workplace.
#17- Cardiopulmonary symptoms in patients with cannabis toxicity presenting to emergency departments.
#18- Up in smoke: Assessing the quality of YouTube videos on cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome.
#19- Air quality, asthma, and preventable emergencies in Michigan.
#22- Identification of phylogenetic relationships between diarrheal-associated bacteria.
#23- Seasonal affective disorder, stress and burnout in teaching faculty, residents and fellows.
#24- Public perceptions about cardiopulmonary resuscitation in West Michigan.
#25- Barriers to an ultrasound-first approach to renal colic in the emergency department.
#26- Unlocking PrEP: Equipping clinicians and empowering communities for HIV prevention.
#27- Examining healthcare utilization in pediatric functional abdominal pain disorder (FAPD) following tailored cognitive behavioral therapy (ADAPT).
#28- Evaluating an interactive MRI atlas for the conceptualization of neuroanatomical relationships in early medical education.
#29- The influence of exercise on human milk composition.
#30- Patients undergoing ablation of varicose veins have low incidence of arterial disease.
#31- Access to acne care among adolescents in skin of color populations: An examination through the perspective of the National College Health Assessment.
#32- Determining optimal surveillance techniques for the microbial community on human skin using RNAseq data analysis.
#34- Altered eicosanoid metabolism associates with the salutary changes of salt restriction in chronic kidney disease.
#35- Potential survival benefit of resuscitative hysterotomy for pregnant trauma patients.
#36-Incidence and predictors of venous thromboembolic events in trauma patients receiving balanced hemostatic resuscitation (BHR): A Level-1 Trauma Center 10 year analysis.
#40- Effects of flow-rate during high flow nasal cannula use in Covid-19 respiratory failure.
#41- Fractional and excimer lasers in the treatment of alopecia. A rapid literature review.
#43- Differences in adolescent mental health screening results between suburban and urban demographics.
#44- Investigating the effect of pet ownership on the psychological well-being of medical students.
REVIEWS
#45- Comparative effectiveness and safety of percutaneous ablation and stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) in oligometastatic and primary lung tumors: A systematic review and meta-analysis.
#47- A narrative review on the health effects of common artificial sweeteners in the context of obesity and diabetes.
#48- Mental health outcomes in mothers of children with cleft lip/palate in the first year of life: A scoping review.
#50- Cost Plus Drugs vs. traditional pharmacy for vascular surgery medications.
CASE REPORTS
#51- Platelet-rich plasma injection for a distal semitendinosus tendon avulsion: A case report.
#52- Intricate relationship between cholelithiasis, hemolytic anemia, and pernicious anemia.
#55- Transient global amnesia during a triathlon.
#59- B-ware of B symptoms: Incidental finding of lung carcinoma obfuscated by non-specific presentation of atrial fibrillation.
#61- Unusual case of colon cancer metastasis to the pancreas.
#63- Use of ultrasound in the diagnosis of velamentous cord insertion in multiple gestational pregnancy.
#64- Development of a previously stable keloid: A leiomyosarcoma and basal cell carcinoma collision tumor.
#65- A novel 3q interstitial deletion including GATA2 and ZNF148: A case report.
#66-Non-reactive mesalamine challenge in an aspirin-exacerbated respiratory disease patient being treated with Dupilumab.
Comments and questions
Feel free to offer comments on videos that you view. Most videos are hosted in MSU Mediaspace, so to make a comment or ask a question on the video page, you will have to log in to Mediaspace with your MSU NetID and password. See "Comments" section below the video.
There are a handful of videos that are hosted in Vimeo, if you would like to comment on these, you will need a Vimeo account.
If you would like to avoid logging in and out of various sites, many of our presenters have provided their email address so you can contact them directly. Alternatively, you may send comments or questions to the Symposium organizers, and we will make sure they get to the presenters. Please contact Mark Trottier (trottie1@msu.edu) or Angie Zell (zell@msu.edu) with the number of the presentation and the comments/questions.
Thank you for visiting and we hope you enjoy viewing this year's presentations.
