Department of Surgery

Simmons Research Conferences

Simmons Conference: Dr. Edward Oh "Novel Wearable Vascular Monitoring Devices: Current State" and Marissa Jarosinski "Infrainguinal stent thrombosis case control study"

Dr. Edward Oh, MD

Title: Novel Wearable Vascular Monitoring Devices: Current State

We are looking at the current landscape of wearable and remote vascular monitoring devices, and investigating the use case of dynamic flow monitoring in lower extremity bypass patients. 

Mentors: Drs. Tzeng, Eslami, Hirschman, Mukkamala

 

Dr. Katrina Morgan "Whole Blood Meta-analysis and Parent Perceptions of Transfusing RhD+ Whole Blood in Injured Children" and Jennifer Darby "Conceptual Model of Exercise Training’s Protective Effect against Hemorrhagic Shock+Trauma'"

Presenters: Drs. Katrina Morgan and Jennifer Darby

Dr. Katrina Morgan, MD

Whole Blood Meta-analysis and Parent Perceptions of Transfusing RhD-Positive Whole Blood in Injured Children

Drs. Jillian Bonaroti "Proteomic characterization of the response to elective surgery in the context of aging" and Libby Pace "Reducing Antibiotic Use in our Pediatric Patients: An Update"

Dr. Jillian Bonaroti, MD
Title: Proteomic characterization of the response to elective surgery in the context of aging

Dr. Daryl Fields "Cerebral spinal fluids serotonin is immediately diagnostic and prognostic for spinal cord injury outcomes." and Dr. Andrew Sayce "The Unfolded Protein Response in Trauma and Sepsis"

Dr. Daryl Fields, MD PhD
Title: Cerebral spinal fluids serotonin is immediately diagnostic and prognostic for spinal cord injury outcomes. 

"Transcriptomic-Guided Tumor Infiltrating Lymphocyte Therapy for Immune-Resistant Cancers"

Abstract: Most patients with metastatic cancer do not respond to immunotherapy using checkpoint inhibition, and thus alternative treatments are necessary. Metastatic uveal melanoma is a prototypic solid tumor with resistance to checkpoint inhibition. Our group has previously shown that a subset of uveal melanoma patients harbor tumor-reactive tumor infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL) in their metastases and that adoptive cell transfer (ACT) of these TIL could mediate a 35% objective response rate.

Dr. Bowen Xie: Inflammasome-Mediated Effects of SARS-related proteins on Muscle Satellite Cells in Peripheral Arterial Disease" and Yekaterina Khamzina "Hospital Free Days - a Patient-Centered Outcome for Surgical Patients"

Presenter: Dr. Bowen Xie / Dr. Yekaterina "Katya" Khamzina