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Monday - Poster Sessions
18
A4-05
7:30 AM
Bayir, Hulya; Safar Center for Resuscitation Research
MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY IMAGING OF THE
HIPPOCAMPUS AT 7T AFTER MILD TBI IN IMMATURE BRAIN
A4-06
7:00 AM
Fischer, Jesse; University of Houston
CHRONICWHITE MATTER DAMAGE FOLLOWING PEDIATRIC TBI
A4-07
7:15 AM
Moore, Megan; University of Washington
AVAILABILITY OF OUTPATIENT REHABILITATION SERVICES
AND BARRIERS TO CARE FOR VULNERABLE POPULATIONS
AFTER PEDIATRIC TBI
POSTER SESSION II
BIOMARKER
A5-01
3:00 PM
Bogoslovsky, Tanya; Center for Neuroscience and
Regenerative Medicine
SINGLE MOLECULAR ARRAY GLIAL FIBRILLARY ACID PROTEIN
AND TOTAL TAU ARE INCREASED UP TO 90 DAYS AFTER
TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
A5-02
3:15 PM
Kilbaugh, Todd; University of Pennsylvania
PERIPHERAL BLOOD MITOCHONDRIAL DNA AS A BIOMARKER
OF CEREBRAL MITOCHONDRIAL DYSFUNCTION FOLLOWING
TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
A5-03
3:30 PM
Rhind, Shawn; DRDC Toronto
ALTERATIONS OF CIRCULATING CHEMOKINES IN RELATION TO
NEUROLOGICAL OUTCOME AFTER MODERATE-TO-SEVERE TBI
A5-04
3:45 PM
Thelin, Eric; Karolinska Institutet
NEURON-SPECIFIC ENOLASE IS SIGNIFICANTLY CORRELATED
TO OUTCOME POST TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY, ALBEIT NOT IN
PRESENCE OF SERUM S100B
A5-05
3:00 PM
Wong, Ling; National Intrepid Center of Excellence
TRANSCRANIAL DOPPLER MEASURES EFFECTS OF
MIND-BODY TRAINING ON CEREBRAL AUTOREGULATION IN
SERVICE MEMBERSWITH COMBAT RELATED TBI
A5-06
3:15 PM
Torch, William; Washoe Sleep Disorders Centers
PROGRESSIVE LIMBIC ANTEROGRADE TRANS-NEURONAL
DEGENERATION: A NEUROPATHOLOGICAL & -RADIOLOGICAL
BIOMARKER IN HIPPOCAMPAL DISEASE
A5-07
3:30 PM
Samadani, Uzma; New York University School of Medicine
HELMETS MAY PROVIDE PARTIAL PROTECTION AGAINST
CONCUSSION: A PROSPECTIVE STUDYWITH SCAT3 AND EYE
TRACKING
A5-08
3:45 PM
Gill, Jessica; NIH
PERIPHERAL CONCENTRATIONS OF TOTAL TAU ARE INCREASED
IN MILITARY PERSONNELWHO SUSTAIN TRAUMATIC BRAIN
INJURIES DURING DEPLOYMENT
A5-09
3:00 PM
Algamal, Moustafa; Roskamp Institute
EXPLORING THE MOLECULAR OVERLAP IN THE BRAIN AND
PLASMA OF TBI AND AD MOUSE MODELS USING PROTEOMIC
AND LIPIDOMIC TECHNOLOGY
A5-10
3:15 PM
Tenovuo, Olli; Turku University Hospital
GFAP AND UCH-L1 DURING THE FIRSTWEEK AFTER A TBI -
CORRELATIONSWITH CLINICAL AND IMAGING FINDINGS AND
OUTCOME
A5-11
3:30 PM
Wanner, Ina; UCLA
A NEW PANEL OF HUMAN ASTROGLIAL NEUROTRAUMA
BIOMARKERS AND TRAUMA RELEASE MECHANISMS
A5-12
3:45 PM
Gri ths, Daniel; University of Arizona College of Medicine
EVALUATION OF THE EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX AS A SOURCE
OF BIOMARKERS FOR INJURY SEVERITYWITHIN 24 HOURS OF
DIFFUSE BRAIN INJURY
A5-13
3:00 PM
Wang, Kevin; University of Florida
OPERATION BRAIN TRAUMA THERAPY (OBTT): SERUM-BASED
BIOMARKER INVESTIGATION IN A MICROPIG FLUID
PERCUSSION INJURY MODEL
A5-14
3:15 PM
Yang, Zhihui; University of Florida
A SYSTEMATIC RAT SPINAL CORD INJURY BIOMARKER STUDY
AND TEMPORAL BIOMARKER PROFILING IN TWO BIOFLUID
TYPES
A5-15
3:30 PM
Wang, Kevin; University of Florida
HUMAN SPINAL CORD INJURY CSF AND SERUM BIOMARKER
STUDY
A5-16
3:45 PM
Sharrock, Matthew; University of Kansas Medical Center
PROTON MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY PREDICTORS
OF TISSUE LOSS AFTER TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
A5-17
3:00 PM
Hutchison, Michael; University of Toronto
COMPARISON OF SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATORY PROFILES IN
HEALTHY ATHLETESWITH ANDWITHOUT A HISTORY OF
CONCUSSION
A5-18
3:15 PM
Boutte, Angela; Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
MULTIVARIATE BIOMARKER PROFILING, SENSORY MOTOR
DEFICITS, CONSCIOUSNESS AFTER SINGLE AND REPEAT
PROJECTILE CONCUSSIVE INJURY
A5-19
3:30 PM
Johnson, David; Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
INVESTIGATION OF PUTATIVE ACUTE SERUM DIAGNOSTIC
BIOMARKERS IN A PROJECTILE CONCUSSIVE IMPACT INJURY
A5-20
3:45 PM
Deng-Bryant, Ying; Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
DISCOVERING PROGNOSTICATORS FOR REPEATED
CONCUSSIONS: A GLOBAL METABOLOMIC STUDY
EDEMA
A6-01
3:00 PM
Atkins, Tyler; Carolinas Medical Center
ACUTE HYDROCEPHALUS IN CERVICAL SPINAL CORD INJURY:
TWO DISTINCT PATHOPHYSIOLOGIC CAUSES AND LITERATURE
REVIEW
A6-02
3:15 PM
Washington, Patricia; Columbia University
APOE GENOTYPE AND ACUTE EDEMA FORMATION FOLLOWING
EXPERIMENTAL TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
A6-03
3:30 PM
Maeda, Takeshi; Nihon University School of Medicine
CILOSTAZOL ATTENUATES BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER
DISRUPTION AND SUBSEQUENT SECONDARY CELLULAR
DAMAGE FOLLOWING CORTICAL CONTUSION IN RATS
ENDOCRINE
A7-01
3:45 PM
Thomas, Theresa; University of Arizona College of Medicine
EXPERIMENTAL DIFFUSE BRAIN INJURY LEADS TO CHRONIC
CORTICOSTERONE DYSFUNCTIONWITH EVIDENCE OF
COMPROMISED NEURON MORPHOLOGY
A7-02
3:00 PM
Vanino, Dana; University of Pittsburgh
A PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF NEURO-ENDOCRINE AND
NUTRITION ABNORMALITIES FOLLOWING SEVERE TRAUMATIC
BRAIN INJURY IN ADULT PATIENTS
A7-03
3:15 PM
Mazzeo, Anna Teresa; University of Torino
ENDOCRINE DYSFUNCTION AND PITUITARY AUTOIMMUNITY
IN CRITICAL AND NEUROCRITICAL ILLNESS
REGENERATION & PLASTICITY
A8-01
3:30 PM
Rabchevsky, Alexander; UKY
PHARMACOLOGICAL MANIPULATION OF MTOR ACTIVITY TO
MODULATE MALADAPTIVE INTRASPINAL PLASTICITY AND
AUTONOMIC DYSREFLEXIA
A8-02
3:45 PM
Chen, Jinhui; Indiana University School of Medicine
IN VIVO REPROGRAMMING REACTIVE GLIA INTO IPSCS TO
PRODUCE NEW NEURONS IN THE CORTEX FOLLOWING TBI
A8-03
3:00 PM
Wang, Xiaoting; Indiana University School of Medicine
TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY SEVERITY AFFECTS NEUROGENESIS
IN ADULT MOUSE HIPPOCAMPUS
A8-04
3:15 PM
Costine, Beth; Massachusetts General Hospital/ Harvard
Medical School
FIX THE LESION OR KEEP BRAIN DEVELOPMENT GOING?
NEUROBLAST PATTERNS AFTER TBI IN THE IMMATURE
GYRENCEPHALIC BRAIN
A8-05
3:30 PM
Bergold, Peter; SUNY-Downstate Medical Center
SPECIFIC MODES OF REMYELINATION ARE ASSOCIATEDWITH
IMPROVED BEHAVIORAL OUTCOMES AFTER CONTROLLED
CORTICAL IMPACT