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Tuesday - Poster Sessions
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D5-03
4:00 PM
Kiderman, Alexander; Neuro Kinetics, Inc.
TEST-RETESTREPEATABILITY ANDREPRODUCIBILITY OF
MULTI-MODALTESTING IN3DHEADMOUNTEDDISPLAY
(HMD)WITHEYETRACKINGSYSTEM.
D5-04
4:15 PM
Ho er, Michael; UniversityofMiami
NEUROSENSORY SYMPTOMSCOMPLEXESAFTER ACUTEMILD
TRAUMATICBRAININJURY
D5-05
4:30 PM
Wang, Jiaqiong; UniversityofMiami
CONDITIONEDLOCOMOTIONFOLLOWINGTHORACICSCI IN
RATS: COMPARATIVEASSESSMENTOFGAITANALYSISUSING
AUTOMATEDDEVICES
D5-06
4:45 PM
Krasberg, Mark; UniversityofNewMexico
RELATIONSHIP OFSIMULTANEOUSLY RECORDEDVENTRICULAR
ANDPARENCHYMALINTRACRANIALPRESSURE
D5-07
4:00 PM
Carr, Walter; WalterReed ArmyInstituteofResearch
SYMPTOMOLOGY OBSERVEDINHUMANSFOLLOWINGACUTE
EXPOSURETOEXPLOSIVEBLAST
REHABILITATION
D6-01
4:15 PM
Yu, Mingkun; Shanghai Changzheng Hospital
SPONTANEOUSFRACTUREOFCRANIOPLASTICTITANIUM
IMPLANTSWITHOUTHEADTRAUMA INANADULT: ACASE
STUDY
D6-02
4:30 PM
Strain, Misty; Texas A&M University
EXAMINATIONOFSTEPPINGANDTAILOSCILLATIONSASA
RESULTOFTEMPORALRELATIONSANDFREQUENCY
D6-03
4:45 PM
Larson-Dupuis, Camille; UniversitedeMontreal
IMPACTOFAEROBICEXERCISEONCOGNITIVEFUNCTIONSIN
ANAGINGMILDTRAUMATICBRAININJURY POPULATION: A
PILOTSTUDY
D6-04
4:00 PM
Hamzah, Norhamizan; UniversityMalaya
EFFECTOFCOGNITIVEREHABILITATIONINIMPROVING
COGNITIVESYMPTOMSANDDIFFUSIONTENSOR IMAGING
FINDINGSFOLLOWINGMILDTBI
D6-05
4:15 PM
Panenka, William; UniversityofBritish Columbia
SYMPTOM ATTRIBUTIONAFTER MILDTRAUMATICBRAIN
INJURY
D6-06
4:30 PM
Yue, John; UniversityofCalifornia, San Francisco
TEMPORALPROFILEOFCAREFOLLOWINGMILDTRAUMATIC
BRAININJURY: PREDICTORSTOHOSPITALADMISSION,
OUTPATIENTREFERRALANDOUTCOME
D6-07
4:45 PM
Kline, Anthony; UniversityofPittsburgh
OPTIMIZINGENVIRONMENTALENRICHMENTTOMODEL
PRECLINICALNEUROREHABILITATION
D6-08
4:00 PM
Temkin, Nancy; UniversityofWashington
TELEPHONEPROBLEM SOLVINGTREATMENTFOR ACTIVE
DUTY SERVICEMEMBERSWITHMILDTRAUMATICBRAIN
INJURY:ARANDOMIZEDCONTROLLEDTRIAL
D6-09
4:15 PM
Peduzzi Nelson, Jean; WayneStateUniversitySchool of
Medicine
BRAIN-INITIATEDEXERCISEPROGRAM PROMOTESGREATEST
RECOVERY AFTER SCI
POSTER SESSION VIII
ASTROCYTE
D7-01
5:00 PM
Hong, Sue; Ann & RobertH. LurieChildren’s Hospital
THROMBINPHOSPHORYLATESMYOSINLIGHTCHAININ
ASTROCYTESVIATHERHOKINASEPATHWAY
D7-02
5:15 PM
Levine, Jaclynn; UniversityofCaliforniaLos Angeles
TRAUMATICALLY INJUREDASTROCYTESRELEASEA
PROTEOMICSIGNATUREMODULATEDBY STAT3 DEPENDENT
CELLSURVIVAL
NEUROPROTECTION
D8-01
withdrawn
D8-02
5:45 PM
Garcia, Roberto; BaylorCollegeofMedicine
NEUROPROTECTIONWITHPEG-HYDROPHILICCARBON
CLUSTERSINMILDTRAUMATICBRAININJURY COMPLICATED
BY HYPOTENSIONINRODENTS
D8-03
5:00 PM
Cherian, Leela; BaylorCollegeofMedicine
NEUROPROTECTIVEEFFICACY OFERYTHROPOIETIN-MIMETIC
PEPTIDE(ARA290)WITHDELAYEDADMINISTRATIONAFTER
CORTICALIMPACTINJURY
D8-04
5:15 PM
Husan, Ammar; BaylorCollegeofMedicine
LITHIUM ANDVALPROATEADMINISTRATIONPROVIDES
NEUROPROTECTIONAFTER MILDTRAUMATICBRAININJURY
COMPLICATEDBY HYPOTENSION
D8-05
5:30 PM
Ho er, Barry; CaseWestern ReserveUniversity
LOWERINGTUMOR NECROSISFACTOR-ΑSYNTHESIS
AMELIORATESNEURONALANDCOGNITIVELOSSAFTER MILD
TRAUMATICBRAININJURY INMICE
D8-06
5:45 PM
Layer, Richard; InVivo Therapeutics
BIODEGRADABLENEURO-SPINALSCAFFOLDPRESERVES
SPINALCORDARCHITECTUREFOLLOWINGSPINALCONTUSION
INJURY INRATS
D8-07
5:00 PM
Hanna, George; LomaLindaUniversityHealth
HYPERTONICSALINETHERAPY ANDDECOMPRESSIVE
SURGERY WITHMULTI-MODALTHERAPY INACUTESPINAL
CORDINJURY
D8-08
5:15 PM
Chavko, Mikulas; Naval Medical Research Center
PROTECTIVEEFFECTOFN-ACETYLCYSTEINEAMIDE(NACA)
AGAINSTBRAINDAMAGEAFTER EXPOSURETOBLASTINARAT
MODEL
D8-09
5:30 PM
Finan, John; NorthShoreUniversityHealthSystem
THEEFFECTOFINTERNALJUGULAR VEINCOMPRESSIONON
HEMORRHAGEINAPORCINECONTROLLEDCORTICALINJURY
MODEL
D8-10
5:45 PM
Choo, Anthony; PsychoGenics Inc.
THEEFFICACY OFPROGESTERONEDEPENDSONTHE
TRAUMATICBRAININJURY MODEL
D8-11
5:00 PM
Sutton, Richard; UCLA
TBI-INDUCEDMETABOLOMICPROFILESINENERGETIC,
OXIDATIVESTRESSANDINFLAMMATORY PATHWAYSARE
IMPROVEDBY ETHYLPYRUVATETREATMENT
D8-12
5:15 PM
Geddes, James; UniversityofKentucky
SELENIUM DEFICIENCY ISDETRIMENTALTOMITOCHONDRIAL
RESPIRATIONFOLLOWINGTRAUMATICBRAININJURY
D8-13
5:30 PM
Littlejohn, Erica; UniversityofKentucky
INSULIN-LIKEGROWTHFACTOR-1 OVEREXPRESSION
PROMOTESSURVIVALOFADULT-BORNNEURONSAFTER
TRAUMATICBRAININJURY
D8-14
5:45 PM
Patel, Samirkumar; UniversityofKentucky
SYNERGISTICEFFECTSOFΒ-HYDROXYBUTYRATEAND
ACETYL-L-CARNITINEONMITOCHONDRIALFUNCTIONAFTER
SPINALCORDINJURY
D8-15
5:00 PM
Cebak, John; UniversityofKentucky
RE-PURPOSINGANFDA-APPROVEDDRUGASAN
ANTI-OXIDANTTOSCAVENGEREACTIVECARBONYLS
FOLLOWINGTBI-INDUCEDLIPIDPEROXIDATION
D8-16
5:15 PM
Mondello, Stefania; UniversityofMessina
BIOMARKER PROFILESSUPPORTANEUROPROTECTIVE
EFFECTOFLEVETIRACETAM INTBI: FINDINGSFROM
OPERATIONBRAINTRAUMATHERAPY
D8-17
5:30 PM
Dietrich, W. Dalton; UniversityofMiami MillerSchool of
Medicine
EVALUATIONOFGLIBENCLAMIDEINTHEMIAMI FLUID
PERCUSSIONMODELOFTRAUMATICBRAININJURY: ANOBTT
CONSORTIUM STUDY