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Midwest Society for Pediatric Research
PROGRAM
October 4-5, 2018
Beaumont Children's
Royal Oak, Michigan
Co-Hosted by:
Abstract Deadline: Friday, June 8, 2018
Registration Deadline: September 21, 2018
Co-Hosted by:
PROGRAM‐AT‐A‐GLANCE
59th Annual Midwest Society for Pediatric Research Scientific Meeting
Beaumont Children's
OUWB Auditorium, Beaumont Children's
Royal Oak, MI Meeting
TIME ACTIVITY AND LOCATION
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2018
4:45 pm – 6:15 pm MWSPR Council Meeting
Beaumont, Royal Oak – John D. Labriola Conference Room
6:30 pm – 9:30 pm MWSPR Council Dinner
TBD, Royal Oak
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2018
7:00 am – 8:00 am MWSPR Registration
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ Administration Lobby
7:00 am – 8:00 am Continental Breakfast
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ OUWB Classrooms
8:00 am – 11:45 am MWSPR Plenary Session I
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ OUWB Auditorium
11:45 am – 12:00 pm MWSPR Business Meeting for Members
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ OUWB Auditorium
12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Founder and Sutherland Award Luncheon
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ OUWB Classrooms
1:30 pm – 4:30 pm MWSPR Plenary Session II
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ OUWB Auditorium
4:30 pm – 4:45 pm Poster Set‐up
Beaumont, Royal Oak, Suite 100
4:45 pm – 6:15 pm Reception and Combined Poster Session
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ Suite 100
6:15 pm Poster Take Down
(immediately following Session)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2018
7:00 am – 8:00 am MWSPR Registration
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ Administration Lobby
7:00 am – 8:00 am Continental Breakfast
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ OUWB Classrooms
7:00 am – 8:00 am Trainee Breakfast
Professional Societies and Networking
Brian Berman
Chair, Pediatrics
Beaumont Children’s
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ OUWB Auditorium
8:00 am – 12:00 pm MWSPR Plenary Session III
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ OUWB Auditorium
12:15 pm – 1:30 pm Kenny, Metcoff, and Student Research Award Luncheon
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ OUWB Classrooms
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This meeting has been made possible in part through the generosity of our supporters and the
research efforts of the faculty, fellows, residents, medical and graduate students. We are very proud
of the extent and breadth of our research programs and activities, and we trust that you will enjoy
the activities of the meeting. We would like to thank the abstract reviewers for their time and effort
in the review process in this important endeavor.
Campus Map:
MWSPR Planning Committee
Laura Haneline, MD – President
Neal Blatt, MD, PhD – President‐Elect
Carl Backes, MD – Secretary
Noah Hillman, MD – Treasurer
Acknowledgements
The Midwest Society for Pediatric Research would like to thank the following organizations for
their generous support:
Abbott Nutrition
Beaumont Children's
Mead Johnson Nutrition
259th Annual Midwest Society for Pediatric Research Scientific Meeting
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2018
8:00 am – 6:00 pm
OUWB Auditorium, Beaumont Children's
7:00‐8:00 am REGISTRATION AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
8:00‐8:05 WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION
Laura Haneline, President
8:05 State‐of‐the‐Art Speaker
CURRENT UPDATE ON FETAL SURGERY.
Anthony Odibo, MD, MSCE, FRCOG, FACOG
Professor, College of Medicine Obstetrics & Gynecology, University of South Florida
MWSPR PLENARY SESSION I
OUWB Auditorium, Beaumont Children's
Presiding: Sarah Haskell and Steven Olsen
9:00 GENETIC DEFECTS IN SHROOM3 LEAD TO CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS.
M Durbin and SM Ware, Indianapolis, IN. Indiana University School of Medicine
Abstract 1
9:15 CARDIAC INJURY CAUSED BY SEPSIS IN A NEONATAL MOUSE MODEL.
A Rajgarhia, H Menden, S Mabry, A Kats, and V Sampath, Kansas City, MO. Children's Mercy,
Kansas City ‐ UMKC School of Medicine Abstract 2
9:30 TARGETING RIBONUCLEOTIDE REDUCTASE AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN EWING
SARCOMA TUMORS.
DJ Gordon, SL Koppenhafer, KL Goss, and WW Terry, Iowa City, IA. University of Iowa
Abstract 3
9:45 ALTERED FETAL ISLET TRANSCRIPTOME PREDICTS ISLET DYSFUNCTION IN
OFFSPRING EXPOSED TO IN‐UTERO HYPERGLYCEMIA.
K Kua and JJ Casasnovas, Indianapolis, IN. Indiana University School of Medicine
Abstract 4
10:00 – 10:15 am BREAK
Presiding: David McCulley and Sara Ramel
10:15 OUTCOMES FOLLOWING TWO DIFFERENT TREATMENT APPROACHES (PROACTIVE
VERSUS SELECTIVE) FOR INFANTS BORN AT 22 WEEKS OF GESTATION.
C Mitchell, L Walsh, C Backes, F Soderstrom, J Agren, R Sindelar, C Bartlett, B Rivera, J Iams,
H Frey, J Richter, E Shepherd, L Nelin, and E Normann, Columbus, OH and Uppsala, Sweden.
Nationwide Children's Hospital/The Ohio State University Abstract 5
310:30 ELEVATED CIRCULATING NEUTROPHIL‐LYMPHOCYTE RATIOS IDENTIFY PRETERM
NEONATES EXPOSED TO HISTOLOGIC CHORIOAMNIONITIS AND EARLY‐ONSET
SEPSIS.
A Singareddy, PL Sweeney, A Lee, P Buchanan, HJ Williams, NJ Hillman, and JM Koenig, Saint
Louis, MO and Memphis, TN. Saint Louis University Abstract 6
10:45 CARDIOMETABOLIC CONSEQUENCES AFTER EXPOSURE TO EXCESS PRENATAL FUELS.
EJ Louwagie, TD Larsen, and ML Baack, Sioux Falls, SD. University of South Dakota
Abstract 7
11:00 A RETROSPECTIVE SEGMENTATION ANALYSIS OF PLACENTAL VOLUME BY MAGNETIC
RESONANCE IMAGING FROM FIRST TRIMESTER TO TERM GESTATION.
RL Leon and BP Brown, Indianapolis, IN. Indiana University School of Medicine
Abstract 8
11:15 PLACENTAL TRANSFUSION IMPLEMENTAION AND OUTCOMES: A SINGLE CENTER
EXPERIENCE 2010‐2016.
C Njinimbam, F Soltys, and WA Engle, Indianapolis, IN. Indiana University School of Medicine
Abstract 9
11:30 A GENETIC MODEL OF DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA, LUNG HYPOPLASIA, AND
PULMONARY HYPERTENSION.
DJ McCulley, M Brix, H Bremer, G Stokes, Y Shen, and W Chung, Madison, WI and New York,
NY. University of Wisconsin – Madison Abstract 10
11:45 MWSPR BUSINESS MEETING FOR NON‐TRAINEES
12:00 FOUNDER AND SUTHERLAND AWARD LUNCHEON
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ OUWB Classrooms
Founder Award Recipient
Scott C. Denne, MD
Indiana University School of Medicine
Introduction by: Edward A. Liechty, MD
MWSPR PLENARY SESSION II
Presiding: Lyndsey Harshman and Steven McElroy
1:30 ABNORMAL DIASTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE TRENDS IN VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT
INFANTS FOLLOWING ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY.
K Kellner, A Pham, A Schwartz, and N Srinivasan, Chicago, IL. University of Illinois
Abstract 11
1:45 TRANSCATHETER PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS (PDA) CLOSURE IN LOWER WEIGHT
INFANTS (2:00 ADRENOCORTICOTROPIC HORMONE STIMULATES VASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL
GROWTH FACTOR RELEASE IN HEALTHY CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS.
RA Heksch and RP Hoffman, Columbus, OH. Nationwide Children's Hospital
Abstract 13
2:15 NITRIC OXIDE DONOR INCREASES PDE3A PROTEIN EXPRESSION IN HUMAN
PULMONARY ARTERY SMOOTH MUSCLE CELLS.
JA Dillard, X Meng, and B Chen, Columbus, OH. Nationwide Children’s Hospital/The Ohio
State University Abstract 14
2:45 THE EXPRESSION OF THE ERBB FAMILY IN HUMAN PULMONARY MICROVASCULAR
ENDOTHELIAL CELLS.
CS Regan, Y Jin, C Pool, Y Liu, B Chen, and LD Nelin, Dublin, OH and Columbus, OH.
Nationwide Children's Hospital/The Ohio State University Abstract 15
3:00 – 3:15 pm BREAK
3:15 HIGH OSMOLALITY FORMULA INDUCES INTESTINAL INJURY AND MICROBIOME
SHIFTS SIMILAR TO NEC.
SR Lueschow, S Kern, H Gong, and SJ McElroy, Elmwood, IL and Iowa City, IA. University of
Iowa Abstract 16
3:30 NOVEL SIGIRR TRANSGENIC MICE ENCODING MUTATION FOUND IN HUMAN NEC HAVE
DECREASED INTESTINAL EXPRESSION OF THE MICRORNAS MIR146A AND MIR155
AND INCREASED INFLAMMATION.
W Yu, HW Menden, SW Xia, A Cuna, and V Sampath, Kansas City, MO. Children's Mercy
Hospital Abstract 17
3:45 THE METABOLOMICS OF NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS: INFLAMMATORY AND
TRYPTOPHAN METABOLISM PATHWAY DYSREGULATION AND BIOMARKER
DEVELOPMENT.
CA Sibbald, MM Goree, WE Lanik, B Mihi, Q Gong, ML Mara, and M Good, St. Louis, MO.
Washington University in St. Louis Abstract 18
4:00 HUMAN CATHELICIDIN LL‐37 SIGNIFICANTLY DECREASES INTESTINAL INJURY
SCORES IN EXPERIMENTAL NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS.
JN Berger, H Gong, and SJ McElroy, Iowa City, IA. University of Iowa Abstract 19
4:15 PANETH CELL DEVELOPMENT STARTS AFTER LIMITS OF VIABILITY.
AH Stanford, H Gong, MA Mara, WE Lanik, Q Gong, M Good, and SJ McElroy, Iowa City, IA and
St Louis, MO. University of Iowa Abstract 20
4:30 RECEPTION AND COMBINED POSTER SESSION – Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ Suite 100
See page 8 for posters
5FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2018
OUWB Auditorium ‐ Beaumont Children's
7:00 am – 1:30 pm
7:00 MWSPR REGISTRATION
7:00 TRAINEE BREAKFAST SESSION
Professional Societies and Networking
Brian Berman, MD
Chair, Pediatrics
Beaumont Children’s
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ OUWB Classrooms
MWSPR PLENARY SESSION III
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Presiding: Craig Garfield and Ben Kopp
8:00 State‐of‐the‐Art Speaker
50 Years PERSPECTIVE ON THE TREATMENT OF BABIES WITH JAUNDICE.
M. Jeffrey Maisels, MD
Professor, Department of Pediatrics
Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
9:00 EXOME SEQUENCING IDENTIFIES STAB2 DEFICIENCY AS A GENETIC RISK FOR VENOUS
THROMBOEMBOLIC DISEASE.
KC Desch, AB Ozel, and D Ginsburg, Ann Arbor, MI. University of Michigan Abstract 21
9:15 INTRAPLEURAL ADMINISTRATION OF TISSUE PLASMINOGEN ACTIVATOR AND
DORNASE ALFA IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH EMPYEMA.
V Rajanna, JC Chan, PB Khandhar, and NM Novotny, Beverly Hills, MI, Rochester, MI, and
Royal Oak, MI. Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine Abstract 22
9:30 DYNAMIC REGULATION OF VESICULAR TRAFFICKING BY ALTERED STEROL
HOMEOSTASIS: IMPLICATIONS FOR CHOLESTEROL SYNTHESIS DISORDERS.
EH Anderson, JG Kerkvliet, AD Hoppe, and KR Francis, Sioux Falls, SD and Brookings, SD.
Sanford School of Medicine‐University of South Dakota Abstract 23
9:45 USING ACCESSORY GENOMIC ELEMENTS OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA TO
PREDICT ERADICATION FOLLOWING NEW INFECTION IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS.
M Soneji, E Ozer, M Kandpal, N Mayer‐Hamblett, PK Singh, and AR Hauser, Chicago, IL and
Seattle, WA. Northwestern University Abstract 24
10:00 – 10:15 am BREAK
6Presiding: Ulrike Mietzsch and Noah Hillman
10:15 INTERACTIONS BETWEEN ANGIOTENSIN RECEPTORS, TRANSFERRIN RECEPTORS,
AND MULTI‐LIGAND RECEPTORS IN GROWTH RESTRICTED FETAL KIDNEYS.
HA Prosek, AS Bauer, SE Blohowiak, BR Pattnaik, and PJ Kling, Madison, WI. University of
Wisconsin‐Madison Abstract 25
10:30 ROLE OF ERYTHROPOIETIN IN ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY IN NEONATAL RATS.
KM Trieglaff, MW Harer, SE Blohowiak, and PJ Kling, Madison, WI. University of Wisconsin‐
Madison Abstract 26
10:45 ACTIVE HYPOTHERMIA DURING TRANSPORT REDUCES TIME TO TREATMENT IN
NEONATES WITH HIE.
KE Krause, RL Leon, RA Shope, EA Strait, MB Koch, and U Mietzsch, Indianapolis, IN. Indiana
University School of Medicine Abstract 27
11:00 ULTRASOUND ASSESSMENT OF BODY COMPOSITION IN THE NEONATAL INTENSIVE
CARE UNIT.
M Hickey, E Nagel, L Teigen, E Demerath, C Earthman, T Holm, and S Ramel, Minneapolis,
MN. University of Minnesota Abstract 28
11:15 RELATIONSHIPS OF NUTRITION AND ILLNESS IN THE FIRST WEEK OF LIFE TO BODY
COMPOSITION AT HOSPITAL DISCHARGE IN VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT PRETERM
INFANTS.
SE Ramel, J Haapala, and EW Demerath, Shoreview, MN and Minneapolis, MN. University of
Minnesota Abstract 29
11:30 DUAL SPECIFICITY PHOSPHATASE‐1 DEFICIENCY STRENGTHENS IMMUNE DEFENSE
AGAINST FUNGAL INFECTION.
MM Talavera, S Crowell, T Juan, V Kim, LD Nelin, J Zhang, and Y Liu, Dublin, OH and
Columbus, OH. Nationwide Children's Hospital Abstract 30
11:45 NEONATES ARE UNIQUELY SUSCEPTIBLE TO ESCHERICHIA COLI K1 SEPSIS DUE TO
EXCESS IRON.
JR Bermick, K Michels, N Lambrecht, W Carson, S Kunkel, M Schaller, and N Lukacs, Ann
Arbor, MI. University of Michigan Abstract 31
12:15 pm – 1:30 pm MWSPR Kenny, Metcoff, and Student Research Award Luncheon
Sponsored by Abbott Nutrition
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ OUWB Classrooms
7RECEPTION AND COMBINED POSTER SESSION
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2018
Beaumont, Royal Oak ‐ Suite 100
Poster Abstract
Number Number
1 GABAPENTIN USE FOR HOSPITALIZED NEONATES.
HH Abdi, NL Maitre, KL Benninger, ME Hester, and JL Slaughter, Columbus, OH. Nationwide
Children's Hospital/The Ohio State University Abstract 32
2 NOVEL METHOD OF OXYTOCIN EXTRACTION IN HUMAN PLASMA.
CO Adegboro, NW York, PJ Kling, and BR Pattnaik, Madison, WI. University of Madison‐
Wisconsin Abstract 33
3 UNDERSTANDING PREECLAMPSIA THROUGH COMBINATON DOSING OF ANGIOGENIC
FACTORS ON HUMAN UMBILICAL VEIN ENDOTHELIAL CELLS.
D Adu and DS Boeldt, Madison, WI. University of Wisconsin‐Madison Abstract 34
4 SOUND IN THE NICU: IS A SINGLE ROOM THE ANSWER?
D Aggarwal, D Rao, and S Chawla, Detroit, MI and Troy, MI. Wayne State University School of
Medicine Abstract 35
5 IMAGING FOR PEDIATRIC BLUNT ABDOMINAL TRAUMA ‐ DIFFERENT PREDICTION
RULES, IS THE OUTCOME THE SAME?
TS Ahn, A Ozcan, and M Menoch, Berkley, MI and Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's
Hospital Abstract 36
6 CHILDREN WITH COMPLEX FEBRILE SEIZURES: IS HOSPITAL ADMISSION NECESSARY?
MC Aldana, B Webb, M Naqvi, R Batshon, C Agu, U Sethuraman, and N Kannikeswaran,
Dearborn, MI and Detroit, MI. Children's Hospital of Michigan Abstract 37
7 PLACENTAL PATHOLOGY AND ASSOCIATION WITH PATTERN OF BRAIN INJURY ON
MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING IN PATIENTS TREATED WITH THERAPEUTIC
HYPOTHERMIA FOR HYPOXIC ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY.
M Aye, P Agarwal, D Altinok, F Qureshi, S Jacques, A Farooqi, and S Shankaran, Detroit, MI.
Children's Hospital of Michigan Abstract 38
8 MR IMAGING ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR WHITE MATTER INJURY AFTER DEEP
MEDULLARY VEIN THROMBOSIS AND INFARCTION IN NEONATES.
KL Benninger, NL Maitre, L Ruess, and JA Rusin, Columbus, OH. Nationwide Children's
Hospital/Ohio State University Abstract 39
9 DELAYED PANETH CELL DEVELOPMENT WITH HEREGULIN‐1 IN IMMATURE MICE.
JN Berger, H Gong, MR Frey, and SJ McElroy, Iowa City, IA and Los Angeles, CA. University of
Iowa Abstract 40
10 SURIVIVAL AND SHORT TERM RESPIRATORY OUTCOMES OF11 DECREASED ANTIBIOTIC USE IN WELL‐APPEARING INFANTS EXPOSED TO MATERNAL
CHORIOAMNIONITIS.
LE Cummings, C Miner, LB Churchman, G Akangire, J Weiner, and J Jackson, Kansas City, MO
and Shawnee Mission, KS. Children's Mercy Hospital Abstract 42
12 PRIMARY BURKITT LYMPHOMA IN A CHILD WITH DOWN SYNDROME.
I Datta, S Roy, JW Taub, and S Savasan, Northville, MI and Detroit, MI. Wayne State
University/Children's Hospital of Michigan Abstract 43
13 EARLY FINDINGS OF MYOCARDIAL FIBROSIS ON CARDIAC MRI IN A 9 YEAR OLD
FEMALE WITH LIMB GIRDLE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY TYPE 2C.
A Dupont, I Gonzalez, E McCormick and A Bilolikar, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's
Abstract 44
14 AN INFANT WITH CARDIAC VALVULAR PROBLEMS AND RESPIRATORY DISTRESS: THE
HEART MAY NOT BE THE CULPRIT.
A Dupont, and A Prabhu, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's Abstract 45
15 THE EFFECT OF STATEWIDE ELECTRONIC REPORTING ON PULSE OXIMETRY
SCREENING IN NEWBORNS.
MS Engel, A Phimister, A Gaviglio, L Spector, and JL Lohr, Plymouth, MN, Minneapolis, MN,
and St. Paul, MN. University of Minnesota Abstract 46
16 OFFSPRING OUTCOMES IN PREGNANCIES COMPLICATED BY MATERNAL CONGENITAL
HEART DISEASES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META‐ANALYSIS OF OBSERVATIONAL
STUDIES.
MD Essien, LV Ghimire, C Chen, and F Chou, Kansas City, KS and Laconia, NH. University of
Kansas Medical Center Abstract 47
17 MEAN PLATELET VOLUME MAY BE USED TO GUIDE ANTIBIOTICS USE IN NEWBORNS
WITH THROMBOCYTOPENIA AND LEUKOPENIA.
MD Essien, C Chen, and F Chou, Kansas City, KS. University of Kansas Medical Center
Abstract 48
18 WEIGHT GAIN DURING PREGNANCY, CHILD BMI AND INFLAMMATION AT ONE YEAR
OF AGE.
J Gannon, AJ Pollock, SE Blohowiak, and DB Allen, Madison, WI. University of Wisconsin‐
Madison Abstract 49
19 EFFECTS OF GENETIC MUTATIONS ON THE RISK FOR NEONATAL COMPLICATIONS.
KM Gnona, WC Stewart, P White, M Klebanoff, and I Buhimschi, Columbus, OH.
Nationwide Children’s Hospital Abstract 50
20 RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL VIRUS: MORE THAN JUST BRONCHIOLITIS.
R Greene, DR Gurkha, N El‐Wiher, and AS Prabhu, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's
Abstract 51
21 UTILITY OF PREOPERATIVE CRANIAL AND ABDOMINAL IMGAING IN CONGENITAL
HEART DISEASE INFANTS.
V Gunasekaran, G Natarajan, and S Aggarwal, Detroit, MI. Wayne State University
Abstract 52
922 A 4 YEAR OLD CHILD WITH VIRAL MYOCARDITIS.
A Gupta, T Eckenswiller and D Nguyen, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's Abstract 53
23 ORGANOAXIAL GASTRIC VOVULUS IN A HEALTHY CHILD.
GK Jones, B Akay and L Adams, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's Abstract 54
24 BETA‐PROPELLER PROTEIN‐ASSOCIATED NEURODEGENERATION (BPAN) DETECTED
IN A CHILD WITH EPILEPTIC SPASMS.
G Kaleka, A Krishnan, and ME McCormick, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's
Abstract 55
25 PREPUBESCENT PEDIATRIC PATIENT WITH PNEUMOTHORAX IN DIABETIC
KETOACIDOSIS.
G Kennady and P Khandhar, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's Abstract 56
26 SAN LUIS VALLEY SYNDROME IN A NON HISPANIC PATIENT ‐ A CASE REPORT WITH
NEUROIMAGING FINDINGS.
G Kennady, A Krishnan, and ME McCormick, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's
Abstract 57
27 ATYPICAL PRESENTATION OF MICROSCOPIC POLYANGIITIS IN A YOUNG MAN WITH
SHUNTED CONGENITAL HYDROCEPHALUS.
J Kim, J Shah, and K Cashen, Detroit, MI. Wayne State University Abstract 58
28 PEDIATRIC RESIDENCY GRADUATE PREPAREDNESS FOR NEONATAL‐PERINATAL
MEDICINE FELLOWSHIP: THE PERSPECTIVE OF FIRST YEAR FELLOWS.
LJ Korbel, CH Backes, B Rivera, C Mitchell, M Carbajal, KM Reber, and EM Bonachea,
Columbus, OH and Houston, TX. Nationwide Children's Hospital/The Ohio State University
Abstract 59
29 AN INDIVIDUAL HEALTH PLAN FOR CHILDREN WITH MEDICAL COMPLEXITY ‐ AN
ASSESSMENT OF CAREGIVER EXPERIENCES.
J Lammert, A Zabih, A Tanios, D Halloran, S Stricklin, and P Buchanan, Brentwood, MO, St.
Louis, MO, and Columbia, MO. Saint Louis University Abstract 60
30 INCIDENCE AND ETIOLOGY OF EXTREME THROMBOCYTOPENIA IN A NEONATAL
POPULATION.
TJ LaRouere and B Berman, Royal Oak, MI. Children's Hospital of Michigan Abstract 61
31 UNDERSTANDING PARENTS’ INFORMATIONAL NEEDS IN THE PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE
CARE UNIT.
NM Laudato, L Yagiela, and KL Meert, Detroit, MI. Wayne State University Abstract 62
32 OPTIMAL TIMING OF HYPOTHYROIDISM NEWBORN SCREENS IN VERY LOW
BIRTHWEIGHT (VLBW) NEONATES.
S Levin, G Chan, A Molefe, and S Amin, Maywood, IL. Loyola University Medical Center
Abstract 63
33 WEETOS: EDIBLE CANNABINOIDS AND A CHILD WITH LETHARGY.
J Lim, M Steck and P Khandhar, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's Abstract 64
1034 USE OF NEURALLY ADJUSTED VENTILATORY ASSIST IN INFANTS WITH CONGENITAL
DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA.
RD Meinen, Y Alali, A Al‐Subu, M Wilhelm, R McAdams, D McCulley, and J Limjoco,
McFarland, WI and Madison, WI. University of Wisconsin‐Madison Abstract 65
35 A RISK‐PREDICTIVE MODEL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF RETINOPATHY OF
PREMATURITY USING BIRTH WEIGHT, GESTATIONAL AGE, AND NEWBORN
SCREENING METABOLITES.
AT Morgan‐Harris, EA Jasper, SP Oltman, RJ Baer, EE Rogers, JM Dagle, LL Jelliffe‐Pawlowski,
and KK Ryckman, Iowa City, IA and San Francisco, CA. University of Iowa Hospitals and
Clinics Abstract 66
36 A RIDE OF YOUR LIFE: SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOMEDIASTINUM IN AN ADOLESCENT
FROM A ROLLER COASTER RIDE.
D Nolan, and P Khandhar, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's Abstract 67
37 PERFORATED MECKEL’S DIVERTICULUM IN A NEONATE: CASE REPORT AND
LITERATURE REVIEW.
FO Orelaru, NS Reddy, and P Brahmamdam, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's
Abstract 68
38 A 2 YEAR OLD CHILD WITH ECZEMA HERPETICUM.
A Ozcan, K Kahale and D Nguyen, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's Abstract 69
39 SUDDEN ARM SWELLING IN A NEONATE.
LR Pavlek, and E Braswell, Hilliard, OH and Columbus, OH. Nationwide Children's Hospital
Abstract 70
40 A TEENAGER WITH SEVERE ANXIETY AND CHRONIC FECAL INCONTINENCE.
A Porto, I Onwuzurike, K Levasseur, and M Menoch, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's
Abstract 71
41 NOT JUST A DELTA WAVE: AN UNCOMMON DIAGNOSIS IN A PATIENT WITH WPW AND
NEUROLOGIC EVENTS.
A Prabhu, ME McCormick, and P Khandhar, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's
Abstract 72
42 ROTAVIRUS VACCINATION AMONG NEONATES IN THE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE
UNIT, HOW MANY ARE MISSED?
CS Regan and PJ Sanchez, Dublin, OH and Columbus, OH. Nationwide Children's
Hospital/The Ohio State University Abstract 73
43 VENTILATOR ASSOCIATED EVENTS IN THE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: A
DESCRIPTIVE COHORT, LESSONS LEARNED, AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR PREVENTION.
KM Satrom, J Cramer, E Tinjum, D Brown, and S Gupta, Saint Paul, MN and Minneapolis, MN.
University of Minnesota Abstract 74
44 PROPOFOL‐ASSOCIATED PRIAPISM IN A PREPUBESCENT PEDIATRIC PATIENT.
C Savoie, V Rajanna and P Khandhar, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's Abstract 75
1145 MINIMIZING LENGTH OF STAY IN HOSPITALIZATIONS FOR WELL APPEARING FEBRILE
INFANTS.
SE Sefcovic, S Smith, and M Mier, Chicago, IL. University of Illinois at Chicago Abstract 76
46 SURFACTANT FOR ACUTE PULMONARY HEMORRAGE IN A NEONATE.
HN Shah, K Rosburg, E Anderson, J Jones, and E Bonachea, Gahanna, OH and Columbus, OH.
Nationwide Children's Hospital/The Ohio State University Abstract 77
47 WHAT ROLE SHOULD SOCIAL MEDIA PLAY IN CLINICAL DECISION MAKING?
HN Shah, Gahanna. Nationwide Children's Hospital/The Ohio State University
Abstract 78
48 MATERNAL TRANSFERS IMPACT NEONATAL MORTALITY IN VERY PRETERM
INFANTS.
K Shah, RO deRegnier, and AC Bennett, Chicago, IL. Northwestern University Medical Center
Abstract 79
49 VARIABILITY IN DIAGNOSTIC FLUOROSCOPY EVALUATION OF BOWEL OBSTRUCTION
IN HOSPITALIZED INFANTS.
ZS Shah, M Moallem, BD Kenney, DG Bates, and IK Gulati, Powell, OH and Columbus, OH.
Nationwide Children's Hospital/The Ohio State University Abstract 80
50 VITAMIN D SCREENING IN CHILDREN & YOUNG ADULTS ‐ WHAT ARE WE DOING &
WHAT SHOULD WE BE DOING?
B Shannon, A Sawni, and J LaChance, Bloomfield Hills, MI and Flint, MI. Michigan State
University Abstract 81
51 A 4 YEAR OLD CHILD WITH TENSION PNEUMOPERITONEUM.
S Sonnamaker, A Porto and D Nguyen, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's
Abstract 82
52 HISTOLOGICAL CHANGES OF BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA AND PULMONARY
HYPERTENSION: AN AUTOPSY SERIES OF 42 PRETERM INFANTS.
A Stone, J Poulik, Y Xin, A Sharma, and BG Sood, Detroit, MI. Wayne State University
Abstract 83
53 NUP155 REGULATES PLURIPOTENT MICRORNA EXPRESSION.
EC Storm, CC Preston, TA Bradley, and RS Faustino, Sioux Falls, SD. University of South
Dakota Abstract 84
54 THE INTESTINAL MICROBIOME OF THE LATE PRETERM INFANT IS ALTERED BY DIET
AND ANTIBIOTIC USE.
RA Vo, J White, Z Wang, X Wang, and S Marzano, Sioux Falls, SD and Brookings, SD.
University of South Dakota Abstract 85
55 PRIMARY PULMONARY VEIN STENOSIS.
L Walsh, B Rivera, C Mitchell, and C Backes, Columbus, OH. Nationwide Children's
Hospital/The Ohio State University Abstract 86
1256 MORAXELLA LACUNATA BACTEREMIA IN A TODDLER WITH ATYPICAL HEMOLYTIC
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P Bicoll, A Goyal, NB Blatt, and BJ Freij, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's
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57 CHRONIC TESTICULAR TORSION IN A HEALTHY NEONATE.
A Goyal and S Bassel, Royal Oak, MI. Beaumont Children's Abstract 88
58 PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS OF SMA WITH SUCCESSFUL INITIATION OF INTRA‐THECAL
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13The James Sutherland Award
The James Sutherland Award was named after a neonatologist from the University of
Cincinnati, who was instrumental in establishing their neonatal unit. Dr. Sutherland was a
renowned teacher, clinical investigator, and role model for trainees. He was active in the Midwest
Society for Pediatric Research, and encouraged trainees to submit work at the annual meeting.
The award, which recognizes the best investigative work presented by a junior faculty member,
was first given in 1991. To be eligible for this award, the junior faculty candidate must be no more
than five years out of fellowship training.
The award is accompanied by an honorarium and plaque. The recipient is announced and
honored each year at the Founder and Sutherland Awards Luncheon held during the MWSPR
annual meeting.
1994 Thomas Scholz, MD
1995 Edward N. Guillery, MD
1996 Michael R. Uhing, MD
1997 Carol Gilmour, MD
1998 Robert H. Lane, MD
1999 I. I. Ekekezie, MD
2000 D. Balkundi, MD
2001 Janine Y. Khan, MD
2002 Steven Pipe, MD
2003 Shruti M. Phadke, MD
2004 J. Carter Ralphe, MD
2005 Michael Blake, MD, PhD
2006 Matthew I. Goldsmith, MD
2007 Jayme D. Allen, MD
2008 Alex Huang, MD and Mara Becker, MD, MSCE
2009 Michael Wilhelm, MD
2010 Celeste Morely, MD
2011 Amy VanMorlan, MD
2012 Juan Boriosi, MD
2013 Craig A. Byersdorfer, MD
2014 Naim Alkouri, MD
2015 Sarah Haskell, MD
2016 Dave McCulley, MD
2017 Jennifer Bermick, MD and David Gordon, MD
2018 Awarded at the MWSPR Meeting
14The Frederic M. Kenny Memorial Award
Frederic M. Kenny was instrumental in establishing the Pediatric Endocrinology Clinical
and Fellowship Program at the Children’s Hospital in Pittsburgh. Dr. Kenny was a scholarship
student at Princeton University, then a medical school student at The Johns Hopkins University
School of Medicine, where he received his medical degree in 1955. He completed his general
pediatric residency at The Johns Hopkins Hospital in 1958 and then spent two years in the U.S.
Navy. He then returned to The Johns Hopkins Hospital where he completed a pediatric
endocrine fellowship.
In 1962, Dr. Kenny accepted an invitation to move to Pittsburgh and assume the position
of director of the Pediatric Endocrine Division. He developed an outstanding clinical program in
pediatric endocrinology and laboratory research focused primarily on normal adrenal function
ranges for children and adolescents. He was intensely interested in the pathophysiology of all of
the endocrinopathies, and his work led to the description of the course of endocrine diseases. He
co‐authored approximately 100 papers and made more than 40 presentations at scientific
meetings around the world.
The Kenny Award is given for outstanding research presentation by a fellow at the
MWSPR, and with sponsorship from Abbott Nutrition includes an honorarium and plaque.
1989 Michael S. (Mickey) Caplan, MD
1996 Brenda B. Poindexter, MD
2001 J. Carter Ralphe, MD
2002 Indra D. Chandrasekar, MD
2003 Heather Bartlett, MD
2004 Eyal Shteyer, MD
2005 Peter DeYoung, MD
2006 Rinku Mehra, MD
2007 Wendy Luce, MD
2008 Melissa Agoudemous, MD
2009 Suzanne Kingery, MD
2010 Misty Good, MD
2011 Andrew Harris, MD
2012 Brian Becknell, MD
2013 Brittany L. Knipstein, MD
2014 Jessica White, MD
2015 Kok‐Lim Kua, MD
2016 Rakhee Bowker, MD
2017 Stacy Kern, MD
2018 Awarded at the MWSPR Meeting
15The Jack Metcoff Award
The Jack Metcoff Award is given for outstanding research presentation by a resident or
fellow at the MWSPR. The recipient receives a plaque and honorarium.
Jack Metcoff made a major impact on the field of pediatric nephrology and body fluid
physiology. Throughout his career, Dr. Metcoff was the consummate teacher of clinical pediatrics
and pediatric nephrology, of a problem‐oriented approach to patient care, of the use of computers
in medicine, and of investigative attitudes and techniques.
The Annual Conference on the Kidney, which he edited from 1950 to 1967, reflected the
best of basic and clinical research progress in those years and remains a hallmark of journalistic
excellence. As a leader and catalyst in the development of the Nephrosis Foundation, which
evolved into the National Kidney Foundation and the American Society of Nephrology, he helped
to lay the foundation for current professional and patient education.
1994 Bindya S. Singh
1995 Genie E. Roosevelt
1996 Raghavendra Rao
1997 Howard M. Katzenstein
1998 Rajeev Dixit
1999 Jennifer L. Kloesz
2000 Gregory Dalshaug
2001 Lisa K. Kelly
2002 Nancy B. Aspey
2003 Gerhard C. Hildebrandt
2004 Aaron K. Olson
2005 Christopher Linblade
2006 Todd D. Nebesio
2007 Nicholas Von Bergen
2008 Sundan Rajan
2009 Paul Mann
2010 Shaun Ashfield
2011 Dennis Slagel
2012 Brian Stansfield
2013 Lauritz Meyer
2014 Sophia Patel
2015 Jean Dinh
2016 Kyle Sabey
2017 Katie Satrom, MD
2018 Awarded at the MWSPR Meeting
16The William Segar Award
The William Segar Award was initiated in 2012 to be given annually to a student, resident or
fellow trainee with a hypothesis driven clinical research or behavioral/social or education project
that involves innovative improvement in patient care delivery.
Dr. Segar’s father was the first pediatrician to practice in the state of Indiana. Bill would earn both
his BS (1944) and MD (1947) from Indiana University. Dr. Segar has long been an advocate for
trainees and had served the MWSPR well as its 5th President and 2nd Founder’s Award winner. Dr.
William E. Segar was one of the 38 people who attended the first meeting of the Midwest Society
for Pediatric Research in Iowa City on October 27, 1959. He was present for the first business
meeting and voted on the bylaws of the Society. He became the 5th president of the MWSPR in
1965. He was an active member and organizer of the Salt & Water Club, an active group that met
adjacent to the MWSPR.
Together with Dr. Malcolm Holliday, he developed Holliday‐Segar equation for calculating fluid
therapy. Other than his time in the US Army at Walter Reed Medical Center, he trained and
practiced medicine exclusively in Pediatric Departments within the MWSPR territory, University
of Indiana, University of Illinois, Mayo Medical School, and finally the University of Wisconsin,
where he became Chair of Pediatrics. This award is sponsored by Friends of William E. Segar.
2012 Carl Backes, MD
2013 Shawna S. Shafer, MD
2014 Emma Austenfeld
2015 Brock Medsker, MD
2016 David Segar, MD
2017 John Fiester, MD
2018 Awarded at the MWSPR Meeting
17Cleveland Clinic Award
The Cleveland Clinic awards Student Award is given for the most outstanding abstract
presentation by a trainee at a level prior to postgraduate training or residency. The Cleveland
Clinic has long supported the role of medical, graduate, undergraduate students, and even high
school students in the MWSPR and provides ongoing support for this award.
2001 Anthony Ratanproeksa
2002 Liza Cadnapaphornchai
2003 Karen Wiseman
2004 Emily Segar
2005 Amy Hurst
2006 Christopher Lux
2007 Keri Drake
2008 Christa Pittner
2009 Katie Meyer
2010 Emily Peterson
2011 Jeremy Sandgren
2012 Brandon Downing
2013 Richard C. Godby
2014 Micaela Zywicki
2015 Raymond Kreienkamp
2016 Matthew Murtha
2017 Haley Bremer
2018 Awarded at the MWSPR Meeting
18The Stanley Phillips Award
Awarded for the best poster or posters at the MWSPR meeting. This award is named after Stanley
Phillips III, a first year neonatology fellow at University of Wisconsin, who died during a transport
in 2013 from a terrible ambulance accident. Dr. Phillips was a kind and compassionate physician,
whom loved caring for ill newborns. He was looking forward to his research career and presenting
at the MWSPR meeting. However, his research and clinical career was cut short. In the short time
as a fellow, he was admired as an enthusiastic, inquisitive, thoughtful and caring physician. This
award is sponsored by Meriter Foundation and University of Wisconsin Department of Pediatrics,
Neonatology Division.
2013 Frances A. Boyle
2013 BreAnn Sheehan, MD
2014 Michael Thompson, MD
2015 Michael Thompson, MD
2016 Kristin Kan, MD, MPH
2017 June Hu, MD
2018 Awarded at the MWSPR Meeting
19The Founder’s Award
The Founder’s Award is the highest honor given by the Midwest Society for Pediatric Research to
a senior member in recognition of contributions made in the development of the careers of
academic pediatricians and in the advancement of pediatric research. Since 1986, this award has
recognized some of the leaders in our field of pediatric research and academic medicine.
Mead Johnson Nutritionals has generously provided an honorarium and plaque to the recipients
during an awards luncheon held in honor of the recipient.
1986 Samuel J. Fomon, MD
1987 William E. Segar, MD
1988 Orville C. Green, MD
1989 Ira M. Rosenthal, MD
1990 Jean Holowach‐Thurston, MD
1991 William Weidman, MD
1992 Reginald D. Tsang, MD
1993 Rosita Pildes, MD
1994 Dharmapuir Vidyasagar, MD
1995 Fred G. Smith, MD
1996 Gunner B. Stickler, MD
1997 Dorothy J. Becker, M.B.B.Ch.
1998 Laurence A. Boxer, MD
1999 Robert T. Hall, MD
2000 Sherin U. Devaskar, MD
2001 Edward S. Ogata, MD
2002 Jean E. Robillard, MD
2003 Frank R. Greer, MD
2004 Robert P. Kelch, MD
2005 John A. Widness, MD
2006 James E. Heubi, MD
2007 Edward F. Bell, MD
2008 William E. Truog, MD
2009 Avory A. Fanaroff, MD
2010 Michael K. Georgieff, MD
2011 Juan F. Sotos, MD
2012 Alan H. Jobe, MD, PhD
2013 Howard Kilbride, MD
2014 Margaret K. Hostetter, MD
2015 Jeffrey Segar, MD
2016 Francis Sessions Cole, III, MD
2017 Valerie Opipari, MD
2018 Scott C. Denne, MD
20MIDWEST SOCIETY FOR PEDIATRIC RESEARCH, INC.
Officers and Council Members
2018
President
Laura S. Haneline, MD (2018-2019)
University of Iowa Children’s Hospital
Past President
Jeffrey Segar, MD (2017-2018)
University of Iowa Children’s Hospital
President-Elect
Neal Blatt, MD, PhD (2018-2019)
Beaumont Children’s
Secretary
Carl Backes, MD (2018-2022)
Nationwide Children's Hospital
Treasurer
Noah Hillman, MD (2016-2020)
Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital
Council Members (three-year term)
Craig Garfield, MD (2019) Steve McElroy (2020)
Northwestern University University of Iowa Hospital and Clinic
Lyndsay Harshman, MD (2020) Ulrike Mietzsch, MD (2020)
University of Iowa Hospital and Clinic Indiana University
Sarah Haskell, DO (2018) Steven Olsen, MD (2018)
University of Iowa Hospital and Clinic Children’s Mercy Kansas City
Ben Kopp, MD (2020) Sara Ramel, MD (2019)
Nationwide Children's Hospital University of Minnesota
David McCulley, MD (2019)
University of Wisconsin
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