2024 Annual Neurology Resident Research Day
Resident Research Day is held each year in May. At this event, residents have the opportunity to present their completed research projects. Three residents conduct platform presentations of their work during Grand Rounds. Afterward, there is a poster session luncheon for residents and fellows. Each participant gives a brief overview of their project, and the audience has the opportunity to ask questions. Awards are given for the best platform and poster presentations. Residents are further encouraged to submit their final projects for presentation at meetings and publication.
Resident Research Poster Presentations
Adam Kroopnick, MD
“Altered Mental Status in Pregnancy”
PGY 4, Adult Neurology Resident
Edward Lee, MD
“Reducing Emergency Department Boarding Time for Neurology Patients”
PGY 4, Adult Neurology Resident
Alicia Brady, MD
“Patient Resources for Resident Access”
PGY 4, Adult Neurology Resident
Anna Cai, MD
“Gastrointestinal Disorders and Risk of Status Epilepticus”
PGY 4, Adult Neurology Resident
Alana Balbi, MD
“Risk Factors for New Neurologic Diagnoses in Hospitalized Patients with COVID-19.”
PGY 4, Adult Neurology Resident
Arielle Lehman, MD
“The Impact on Concussion Care-Seeking Behavior Among Adolescents Relative to the COVID-19 Pandemic”
PGY 4, Adult Neurology Resident
Alexander Houck, MD
“Regional Cerebral Blood Flow is Associated with PET and Plasma Biomarkers of Tau Pathology in Middle Age”
PGY 4, Adult Neurology Resident
Luke Massaro, MD
“Work-up and Counseling of First-of-Lifetime Seizure: A Simulation-based Educational Tool and Embedded Learning Results”
PGY 4, Adult Neurology Resident
Grace Russo, MD
“Management of a Patent Foramen Ovale During Pregnancy and Postpartum”
PGY 4, Adult Neurology Resident
Sehajvir Madhok, MD
“Pediatric Migraine Counseling”
PGY 5, Child Neurology Resident
Evan Hess, MD
“A Student’s Guide to the Neurological ICU”
PGY 4, Adult Neurology Resident
Alexander Jonokuchi, MD
Approach to New Onset Psychosis in Pediatrics: An Interdisciplinary ConsensusDriven Clinical Pathway”
PGY 5 Child Neurology Resident
Resident Research Platform Presentation
Jeiru Egeria Lin, MD, PhD
“Platelet-Rich-Plasma Restores Mitochondrial Content and Function In Vitro”
PGY 5, Child Neurology Resident
Michelle Corkrum, MD, PhD
“The Role of Sensory Circuits in Movement Recovery After Pediatric Stroke: A Clinical to Preclinical Study”
PGY3 Child Neurology Resident