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Behcet's Syndrome: A Case Presentation, J Johnson, R Turner, C Gaviria-Agudelo
Behcet's Syndrome: A Case Presentation, J Johnson, R Turner, C Gaviria-Agudelo
UAB Huntsville Research Day - All Presentations
2019 clinical vignette poster
Pleural Effusion As A Manifestation Of Disease Progression In Cll, Samuel Johnston, Tim Anderson, Mohammed Abdulhaleem, Alan Baggett
Pleural Effusion As A Manifestation Of Disease Progression In Cll, Samuel Johnston, Tim Anderson, Mohammed Abdulhaleem, Alan Baggett
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Case Report: Panic Attacks, An Ominous Sign Of Pheochromocytoma, Samuel Johnston, Tarak Vasavada
Case Report: Panic Attacks, An Ominous Sign Of Pheochromocytoma, Samuel Johnston, Tarak Vasavada
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Toxic Shock Syndrome From Protracted Menstrual Cup Use, Jamie L. Kuck, Lourdes C. Corman
Toxic Shock Syndrome From Protracted Menstrual Cup Use, Jamie L. Kuck, Lourdes C. Corman
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Sjogren's Syndrome: A Case Presentation, J Johnson, L Burch, P Yedla
Sjogren's Syndrome: A Case Presentation, J Johnson, L Burch, P Yedla
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Brain Abscess Mimicking Brain Neoplasm Presentation, Sabrina Martosz, Ali Hassoun
Brain Abscess Mimicking Brain Neoplasm Presentation, Sabrina Martosz, Ali Hassoun
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When The Cure Brings A Complication: Atypical Stevens-Johnson Syndrome After Gonorrhea Treatment, Wesley Minor, Roger Smalligan
When The Cure Brings A Complication: Atypical Stevens-Johnson Syndrome After Gonorrhea Treatment, Wesley Minor, Roger Smalligan
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Suffocating Sub-Mental Hematoma- A Rare Allergic Reaction To A Drug, Sanjay Muttineni, Elizabeth Thottacherry, Timothy Littmann, Nessy Abraham
Suffocating Sub-Mental Hematoma- A Rare Allergic Reaction To A Drug, Sanjay Muttineni, Elizabeth Thottacherry, Timothy Littmann, Nessy Abraham
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"Syphilips", Dallas Moran, Erin Baldwin, Haley Gates, Katherine Moody, Rajalakshmi Cheerla
"Syphilips", Dallas Moran, Erin Baldwin, Haley Gates, Katherine Moody, Rajalakshmi Cheerla
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Lance-Adams Syndrome: A Post-Hypoxic Myoclonus After Cardiopulmonary Arrest, Sanjay Muttineni, Sujatha Baddam, William Humphrey
Lance-Adams Syndrome: A Post-Hypoxic Myoclonus After Cardiopulmonary Arrest, Sanjay Muttineni, Sujatha Baddam, William Humphrey
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Burger And Aki From Uncommon Cause, Jaime Alejandro Peña Garcia, Sabrina Matosz, Parekha Yedla
Burger And Aki From Uncommon Cause, Jaime Alejandro Peña Garcia, Sabrina Matosz, Parekha Yedla
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Diagnostic Challenges In A Toddler Struggling To Walk After Upper Respiratory Infection - Case Study Of Pediatric Patient With Guillain-Barre Syndrome (Gbs), Ibukunoluwa Pickens, Shivani Malhotra
Diagnostic Challenges In A Toddler Struggling To Walk After Upper Respiratory Infection - Case Study Of Pediatric Patient With Guillain-Barre Syndrome (Gbs), Ibukunoluwa Pickens, Shivani Malhotra
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Gut Instinct: An Uncommon Presentation Of Dilated Cardiomyopathy, Larissa Mueller Pierce, Brian Parker, Jennie Stanford, Shivani Malhotra
Gut Instinct: An Uncommon Presentation Of Dilated Cardiomyopathy, Larissa Mueller Pierce, Brian Parker, Jennie Stanford, Shivani Malhotra
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Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension With Bilateral Vision Loss, Nancy Sharma, Alan Reagan, Alan Baggett
Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension With Bilateral Vision Loss, Nancy Sharma, Alan Reagan, Alan Baggett
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Metastatic Neuroendocrine Tumor To The Brain: Unknown Primary Location, Swetha Srialluri, Kapil Nath Veeravalli, Farrah Ibrahim
Metastatic Neuroendocrine Tumor To The Brain: Unknown Primary Location, Swetha Srialluri, Kapil Nath Veeravalli, Farrah Ibrahim
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A Rare Case Of Infliximab Induced Lupus Causing Pericarditis, Mrudula Thiriveedi, Taylor D. Steuber, Mohamed Hasan, Alan Baggett
A Rare Case Of Infliximab Induced Lupus Causing Pericarditis, Mrudula Thiriveedi, Taylor D. Steuber, Mohamed Hasan, Alan Baggett
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Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus And Related Complications, Elizabeth Dilip Thottacherry, Ashley Ford, Farrah Ibrahim
Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus And Related Complications, Elizabeth Dilip Thottacherry, Ashley Ford, Farrah Ibrahim
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Acute Appendicitis Masking Mucinous Adenocarcinoma, Michael Tran, Roger D. Smalligan
Acute Appendicitis Masking Mucinous Adenocarcinoma, Michael Tran, Roger D. Smalligan
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Unusual Case Of Bilateral Foot Drop, Michael Tran, Parekha Yedla, Dennis Sehgal
Unusual Case Of Bilateral Foot Drop, Michael Tran, Parekha Yedla, Dennis Sehgal
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Prevalence Of Drugs In Blood Alcohol Concentrations Above Versus Below 0.08% In Alabama Driving Under The Influence Cases, Charity Buggs
Prevalence Of Drugs In Blood Alcohol Concentrations Above Versus Below 0.08% In Alabama Driving Under The Influence Cases, Charity Buggs
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Driving under the influence of drugs combined with alcohol has become an increasing problem in the United States. When a person provides a breath test that results in less than the 0.08% per se limit, their driving may still be impaired from drug use. Over the past decade, more blood samples from DUI cases involving motor vehicle crashes have tested positive for drugs than for alcohol. Cases with previously analyzed blood samples were taken from the Laboratory Information Management System at the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences for statistical analysis. The aim of this study was to review reported DUI …
The Smile Attractiveness Of Patients Successfully Treated According To The Finishing Standards Of The American Board Of Orthodontics, Tayem Abou Saleh
The Smile Attractiveness Of Patients Successfully Treated According To The Finishing Standards Of The American Board Of Orthodontics, Tayem Abou Saleh
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Smiling is the most useful way people can use to express their emotions, therefore, it is critical to build our treatment plan not just around establishing a stable functional occlusion but also to achieve beautiful harmonious smile. It has been suggested that the smile may be made up of 3 components: Gingival component, soft tissue component, and dental component, and the ultimate smile beauty can be achieved by trying to find the balance in between these components. We collected 68 smiling photos for cases were taken to American board of orthodontics clinical exam and they were considered successfully treated, all …
Predictors Of School Weapon Carrying Among Adolescents, Jonathan Adams
Predictors Of School Weapon Carrying Among Adolescents, Jonathan Adams
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The presence of weapons threatens the safety of all individuals on school grounds. Emergent research suggests factors linked to school weapon carrying may stem from both within and outside the school environment; however, few efforts have been made to identify a comprehensive set of risk and protective factors associated with school weapon carrying. To address this gap, the first manuscript serves as a comprehensive, systematic review of variables associated with higher or lower likelihood an adolescent will carry weapons to school. Results indicated higher rates of weapon carrying among individuals who are male, sexual minority, children of single parents; exhibit …
Identifying Associated Risk With Exposure Ti Weapon Carrying Among Emerging Adults Living In Disadvantaged Urban Areas In Birmingham, Tolulope Aduroja
Identifying Associated Risk With Exposure Ti Weapon Carrying Among Emerging Adults Living In Disadvantaged Urban Areas In Birmingham, Tolulope Aduroja
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IDENTIFYING ASSOCIATED RISK WITH EXPOSURE TO WEAPON CARRYING AMONG EMERGING ADULTS LIVING IN DISADVANTAGED URBAN AREAS IN BIRMINGHAM TOLULOPE ADUROJA HEALTH EDUCATION/HEALTH PROMOTION ABSTRACT Weapon carrying is a public health concern due to its association with a serious injury, disability or death, and adverse health-related outcomes. Weapon carrying among youth is associated with both intrinsic or internalizing and extrinsic or externalizing factors (Stayton, 2011). Violence in youth and young adults is the 2nd leading cause of death (homicide) in Alabama. Health behavior theories posit that health-relevant attitudes, beliefs, and behavioral skills drive subsequent actions people take to protect themselves from …
Identification And Application Of Gingival Mesenchymal Stem Cells For Dental Tissue Regenration, Yousuf Al-Aboosi
Identification And Application Of Gingival Mesenchymal Stem Cells For Dental Tissue Regenration, Yousuf Al-Aboosi
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Mesenchymal stem cells have been very attractive treatment modality in regenerative medicine, but not so much in regenerative dentistry. This can be attributed to the difficulty in obtaining dental origin stem cells without extracting a tooth or other invasive procedures. Autogenous gingival graft harvested from palatal tissue is used as the gold standard for treating single tooth recession. The healing of the gingival graft has been shown to be mostly depended on the recipient side more than the graft itself. This study is aiming to find if the palatal tissue has cells with mesenchymal characteristics that are helping in the …
[68ga] Labeled Radiopharmaceuticals For Diagnostic Applications Beyond Sstr And Psma Imaging, Abdullah Alosaimi
[68ga] Labeled Radiopharmaceuticals For Diagnostic Applications Beyond Sstr And Psma Imaging, Abdullah Alosaimi
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Imaging with radiolabelled peptides is an important technique used in medical imaging fields that can lead to significant advances in patient care. These tracers are utilized to target a variety of receptors, in particular, specific-receptors which are overexpressed on tumor cells. Recently, the application of Positron Emission Tomography (PET) radiotracers for medical imaging has grown significantly due to the high sensitivity and specificity of this technique. In particular, 68Ga is one of the most favorable PET radioisotopes, due to its short half-life, low radiation dose, generator production, and same day imaging procedures. [68Ga]-DOTATATE, which targets somatostatin receptors (SSTR) overexpressed on …
Spun Prestressed Concrete Pole Options As An Alternative To Wood Utility Distribution Poles, Paula Alvarez Alvarez Pino
Spun Prestressed Concrete Pole Options As An Alternative To Wood Utility Distribution Poles, Paula Alvarez Alvarez Pino
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The purpose of this research project is to analyze the current state-of-the-art, including use and design practices, of utility distribution poles and to evaluate the performance of spun prestressed concrete poles with different reinforcement schemes as a viable alternative to wood utility poles. There are an estimated 185 million utility distribution poles in place in the United States, and over 130 million are made out of wood. Most of the existing distribution poles are now approaching or have surpassed their useful lives since they were designed with a life expectancy of 50 years and were installed in the 1950s and …
Perceived Difficulty And Satisfaction With Treatment Outcomes Of Constraint Induced Movement Therapy In Chronic Stroke, Mudasir Saleem Andrabi
Perceived Difficulty And Satisfaction With Treatment Outcomes Of Constraint Induced Movement Therapy In Chronic Stroke, Mudasir Saleem Andrabi
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Constraint Induced Movement (CI) therapy has been demonstrated to be an efficacious rehabilitation therapy for upper extremity (UE) hemiparesis after stroke. Despite this, CI therapy is not widely used in neurorehabilitation in the United States. One barrier to its acceptance is the perception of its difficulty among therapists and patients. However, this opinion has been influenced by two published surveys in which responses were obtained from therapists with no direct exposure of CI Therapy. Patients’ perception that a treatment is difficult to undergo has an important role in determining whether it will be provided clinically. Besides the perception of difficulty, …
Assessment Of A Bdnf Mimetic To Improve Behavioral Deficits In Female Mecp2 Heterozygous Mice, A Model Of Rett Syndrome, Karen Nataly Ayala Baylon
Assessment Of A Bdnf Mimetic To Improve Behavioral Deficits In Female Mecp2 Heterozygous Mice, A Model Of Rett Syndrome, Karen Nataly Ayala Baylon
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Rett syndrome (RTT) is a neurodevelopmental disorder representing the second most common cause of intellectual disability in women. Most RTT cases are caused by mutations in the gene coding for the transcriptional regulator Methyl-CpG-binding Protein 2 (MeCP2). The neurotrophin BDNF (Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor) has therapeutic potential for RTT because BDNF levels are lower in RTT autopsy brains and in Mecp2 deficient mice, while conditional Bdnf deletion results in phenotypes similar to those of Mecp2 knockout (KO) mice. In addition, Bdnf overexpression in forebrain excitatory neurons in Mecp2 KO mice significantly improved their lifespan, locomotor function, and brain weight. However, BDNF …
Regulation Of Intestinal Innate Lymphoid Cells In Acute And Chronic Inflammation, Sarah Dulson
Regulation Of Intestinal Innate Lymphoid Cells In Acute And Chronic Inflammation, Sarah Dulson
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The Innate Lymphoid Cell (ILC) population encompasses five subpopulations that are increasingly appreciated to participate in immune responses to inflammation and injury as well as directly influence homeostasis in tissues throughout the body. ILCs are enriched at mucosal surfaces, such as the gastrointestinal tract, where they are transcriptionally poised for rapid activation. Therefore, ILCs contribute significantly to protective responses to infection, and can exacerbate inflammation and disease when dysregulated. Herein, we demonstrate two pathways that regulate intestinal ILC phenotype and function and delineate the impact of these pathways on both protective and pathogenic roles of ILCs. Using a murine model …
Impact Of Familial Chronic Illness On Adolescent Somatization, Lindsey Elliott
Impact Of Familial Chronic Illness On Adolescent Somatization, Lindsey Elliott
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Somatic symptoms, or physical symptoms that do not have an identifiable organic etiology, have a prevalence of 10-30% in children. They have been associated with poor psychosocial outcomes in children, including emotional and behavioral problems, school absences, and impaired social functioning. Further, these symptoms represent a burden on the health care system as patients with somatic symptoms are frequent users of both primary care physicians and specialists. The etiology of somatic symptoms is thought to be due to a combination of biological, psychological, interpersonal, and healthcare factors. Two theories exist regarding the etiology of somatic symptoms. Brown’s integrative conceptual model …