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PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Rosa E. Cuenca, MD, FACS – Program Chair

Lillian Kao, MD, FACS – Program Chair

Steven G. Leeds, MD, FACS – Program Co-Chair

Drew Fielder, MD, FACS – Program Co-Chair

Sharmila Dissanaike, MD, FACS – North Texas President

Tien Ko, MD, FACS – South Texas President

Rohan Jeyarajah, MD, FACS – North Texas Immediate Past President

J. Patrick Walker, MD, FACS – South Texas Governor

Scott Thomas, MD, FACS – South Texas President Elect

FINAL PROGRAM

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FEBRUARY 23-25, 2017

AU S T I N , T E X AS

February 23-25, 2017 • Austin, Texaswww.texasacs.org

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AU S T I N , T E X ASTABLE OF CONTENTS

Schedule at a Glance

Accreditation Statement

CME Credit

Self-Assessment

Disclosure Information

Meeting App/Apple watch giveaway

Invited Speakers

Moderator Schedule

Meeting Schedule

Presidential Sessions

Breakout Sessions

Quickshots

Poster Sessions

Video Session

Surgical Resident Jeopardy

Surgical Skills Round-Up

Sponsors & Exhibitors

North & South Texas Leadership

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U S T I N , T E X AS SCHEDULE AT A GLANCETHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2017

11:00am-4:00pm Texas Advocacy Day Texas Medical Association and Texas State Capitol

11:00am-4:00pm Hernia Workshop Clinical Education Center at Brackenridge

5:00pm-5:30pm Medical Students & Resident Rio A (Courtyard Marriott) Reception

5:30pm-6:15pm Welcome Reception Rio A (Courtyard Marriott)

6:15pm-8:00pm Resident Surgical Jeopardy Brazos I, II, III & Guadalupe IV (Courtyard Marriott)

7:00pm-9:00pm Multidisciplinary Case Truluck’s (400 Colorado Street)Discussion Dinner

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2017

7:00am-4:00pm Registration Opens Ballroom Foyer

7:00am-4:00pm Exhibits Open Ballroom BC

7:00am-4:00pm Poster Displays Ballroom Foyer

7:00am-8:00am Continental Breakfast Ballroom BC

8:00am-8:15am Presidential Opening Remarks Ballroom A

8:15am-9:00am Advocacy Lecture Ballroom A

9:00am-10:00am Presidential Session Ballroom A

10:00am-4:00pm Stop the Bleed Training Ballroom Foyer

10:00am-10:20am Break with Exhibitors Ballroom BC

10:20am-11:05am Harry M. Spence Memorial Ballroom A Lectureship

11:05am-12:05pm BREAKOUT SESSION I

Breakout A Ballroom A Education


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AU S T I N , T E X ASSCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

Breakout B Pediatric Surgery 4bc (second floor)

Breakout COutcomes/Health Services/ 5bc (second floor)Quality Improvement

12;05pm-12:20pm Chapter Business Meetings

North Texas 5bc (second floor) South Texas 4bc (second floor)

12:05-12:45pm Lunch Ballroom Foyer

12:45pm-1:45pm Ethics Lecture Ballroom A

1:45pm-3:05pm BREAKOUT SESSION II

Breakout A Trauma & Critical Care Ballroom A

Breakout BSurgical Oncology 4bc (second floor)

Breakout CAbdominal & Laparoscopy 5bc (second floor)

3:05pm-4:00pm Poster Session Ballroom Foyer

4:30pm-5:30pm Surgical Skills Round Up & Reception Brazos I, II, III (Courtyard Marriott)

5:30pm-7:00pm Surgical Resident Jeopardy & Reception Rio Ballroom (Courtyard Marriott)

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2017

7:00am-4:00pm Registration Opens Ballroom Foyer

7:00am-8:00am Committee Breakfast Meetings

Committee on Trauma 4a (second floor) Commission on Cancer 5a (second floor)

7:00am-4:00pm Exhibits Open Ballroom BC


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U S T I N , T E X AS SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE7:00am-4:00pm Poster Displays Ballroom Foyer

7:00am-8:00am Continental Breakfast Ballroom BC

8:00am-9:00am BREAKOUT SESSION III

Breakout A Cardiac & Vascular 5bc (second floor)

Breakout BPotpourri 4bc (second floor)

Breakout CTrauma & Critical Care Ballroom A

9:00am-9:45am The William J. Pokorny Surgical Ballroom A

Science Lectureship

9:45am-10:30am Cancer Panel Discussion: Colorectal Cancer Disparities Ballroom A

10:30am-10:45am Break with Exhibitors Ballroom BC 10:45am-11:15am ACS Presidential Address Ballroom A 11:15am-11:20am ACS Foundation Ballroom A

11:20am-11:50am BREAKOUT SESSION IV QUICK SHOTS

Breakout A Pediatric Surgery 4bc (second floor)

Breakout BTrauma & Critical Care Ballroom A

Breakout CBreast & Endocrine 5bc (second floor)

12:05pm-12:15pm Awards and Concluding Remarks Ballroom A


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AU S T I N , T E X ASOVERALL LEARNING OBJEC TIVES

OVERALL LEARNING OBJECTIVES

The scientific program of the Texas ACS Joint Annual Meeting will provide up-to-date information for community surgeons, academic surgeons and the surgeon in training. Topics will cover a broad range of surgical practice inter-ests including updates and advances in trauma and acute care, surgical oncology, general surgery, education, vascular surgery, pediatric surgery and surgical endocrinology. The intent of the program is to improve the quality of patient care and improve patient safety.

DISCLOSURE INFORMATION

In compliance with ACCME Accreditation Criteria, the American College of Surgeons, as the accredited provider of this activity, must ensure that anyone in a position to control the content of the educational activity has disclosed all rele-vant financial relationships with any commercial interest. All reported conflicts are managed by a designated official to ensure a bias-free presentation. Please see page 10 of this program for the complete disclosure list.

CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION CREDIT INFORMATION

Accreditation

The American College of Surgeons is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Edu-cation (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™

The American College of Surgeons designates this live activity for a maximum of 13.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Of the AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ listed above, a maximum of 6.5 credits meet the requirements for Self-Assessment.

Of the AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ listed above, a maximum of 1 credit meets the requirements for Ethics.

AMERICANCOLLEGEOFSURGEONS|DIVISIONOFEDUCATIONBlendedSurgicalEducationandTrainingforLife

ProgramRequirementsThefollowinglayoutisrequiredtobeintheprograminthefollowingformat(includingtheborder).Thissectionmustbelocatedpriortothetimetableorprogramschedule.

PROGRAMOBJECTIVESExample:

Thisactivityisdesignedfor[physicians,nurses,etc].Uponcompletionofthiscourse,etc…DISCLOSUREINFORMATIONPARAGRAPH—onlyifthedisclosurelistwillbeaninsertIncompliancewiththeACCMEAccreditationCriteria,theAmericanCollegeofSurgeonsmustensurethatanyoneinapositiontocontrolthecontentoftheeducationalactivityhasdisclosedallrelevantfinancialrelationshipswithanycommercialinterest.Allreportedconflictsaremanagedbyadesignatedofficialtoensureabias-freepresentation.Pleaseseetheinserttothisprogramforthecompletedisclosurelist.GrantAcknowledgement(ifapplicable)Example:TheAmericanCollegeofSurgeonswishestorecognizeandthankthefollowingcompaniesfortheirongoingsupportthrougheducationalgrants:Marketing&ExhibitorAcknowledgement(ifapplicable)Ifacknowledgingtheabove,itmustbeinaseparatesectiontodistinguishitfromtheGrantAcknowledgement.

CONTINUINGMEDICALEDUCATIONCREDITINFORMATIONAccreditationTheAmericanCollegeofSurgeonsisaccreditedbytheAccreditationCouncilforContinuingMedicalEducation(ACCME)toprovidecontinuingmedicaleducationforphysicians.

AMAPRACategory1Credits™TheAmericanCollegeofSurgeonsdesignatesthisliveactivityforamaximumof10.25AMAPRACategory1Credits™.Physiciansshouldclaimonlythecreditcommensuratewiththeextentoftheirparticipationintheactivity.OftheAMAPRACategory1Credits™listedabove,amaximumof7creditsmeettherequirementsforSelf-Assessment.OftheAMAPRACategory1Credits™listedabove,amaximumof1creditmeetstherequirementsforEthics.


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U S T I N , T E X AS CLAIMING YOUR CREDITSSTEP ONE | CME Evaluation •The CME Evaluation is available online only •Visit the Texas ACS web site – www.texasacs.org•Click on the CME/Self-Assessment Tab •Click on the CME Evaluation link to complete the evaluation •Complete the evaluation by Monday, March 20, 2017 to receive your certificate

STEP TWO | Self-Assessment Exams (optional) •Each exam is available on the Texas ACS Meeting App or the Texas ACS web site – www.texasacs.org under CME/Self-Assessment tab. •You may elect to take all, part or none of the self-assessment exam. •A passing score of 75% or higher is required to receive self-assessment credit for a portion of the meeting. Upon submitting your answers, you will immediately find out if you passed or failed, and which questions were answered incorrectly. •You may take an exam an unlimited number of times. •All Self-Assessment Exams must be completed by Tuesday, March 7, 2017 to receive Self-Assessment Credits.

STEP THREE | CME Certificate •Your CME Certificate will be emailed no later than Tuesday, March 21, 2017 once your attendance has been verified. •We will use the email address you registered with for the meeting. •Stop by the registration desk to verify your email address. •CME Certificates will not be available on site

STEP FOUR | MY CME

•Your CME and Self-Assessment Credits will be submitted to the American College of Surgeons •Follow the information below to log into your record if you are an ACS member.

MyYour CME @ Your Convenience

• Online CME tracking system

• Available 24/7

• Print duplicate CME certificates

• Transfer CME credits directly to ABS

• Exclusive to ACS Members

• My CME page can be accessed at www.efacs.org


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AU S T I N , T E X ASCREDIT INFORMATION


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U S T I N , T E X AS DISCLOSURE INFORMATION

Disclosure Information

Texas ACS – Stronger Together

February 23-25, 2017

In accordance with the ACCME Accreditation Criteria, the American College of Surgeons must ensure that anyone in a position to control the content of the educational activity has disclosed all relevant financial relationships with any commercial interest. Therefore, it is mandatory that both the program planning committee and speakers complete disclosure forms. Members of the program committee were required to disclose all financial relationships and speakers were required to disclose any financial relationship as it pertains to the content of the presentations. The ACCME defines a ‘commercial interest’ as “any entity producing, marketing, re-selling, or distributing health care goods or services consumed by, or used on, patients”. It does not consider providers of clinical service directly to patients to be commercial interests. The ACCME considers “relevant” financial relationships as financial transactions (in any amount) that may create a conflict of interest and occur within the 12 months preceding the time that the individual is being asked to assume a role controlling content of the educational activity.

The ACCME also requires that ACS manage any reported conflict and eliminate the potential for bias during the session. The planning committee members and speakers were contacted and the conflicts listed below have been managed to our satisfaction. However, if you perceive a bias during a session, please advise us of the circumstances on the session evaluation form.

Please note we have advised the speakers that it is their responsibility to disclose at the start of their presentation if they will be describing the use of a device, product, or drug that is not FDA approved or the off-label use of an approved device, product, or drug or unapproved usage.

The requirement for disclosure is not intended to imply any impropriety of such relationships, but simply to identify such relationships through full disclosure, and to allow the audience to form its own judgments regarding the presentation.

SPEAKERS / MODERATORS/ CHAIRS / DISCUSSANTS

NOTHING TO DISCLOSE

DISCLOSURE (As it pertains to the content of the presentation)

Daniel Dent, MD XCameron Casson, BA XKari Smith, BA XDerek Yang, BS X Christopher Schneider, MD XNathan Vaughan, MD, MPH XDavid Hoyt, MD, FACS XMohammed Al Fayyadh, MBChB XValerie Bauer, MD XKent Van Sickle, MD Intuitive Surgical, Speaking/TeachingJennifer Perone, MD XKara Bentley-Kumar, MD X


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AU S T I N , T E X ASDISCLOSURE INFORMATION

Saju Jospeh, MD XCarla Newton, BS XMarisa Bartz-Kurycki, MD XCory McLaughlin XPatricio Lau, MD XJenine Hassoun XEvan Ross, MD XElaine Vo, MD XBrian Williams, MD XSean Arredondo, MD XAli Mokdad, MD, MS XMary Mrdutt, MD XPeter Angelos, MD, PhD, FACS XBrian Schnettgoecke BA XMargaret Jaskson, MD XChristopher Pearcy, MD XBobby Robinson, MD XJoshua Bowler, MD XPhilip Edmundson, MD XErin Guerra XKhalid Almahmoud, MD, MPH XKelvin Allenson, MD XEpameinondas Doegeas, MD XChad Hall, MD XDiana Liang, MD XIbrahim Nassour XAndrew Bitterman, BS XEdward Cho, MD XNancy Puzziferri, MD, MSCS XSacha Still, MD XJuan Marcano, MD XHashim Hanif, MD XAnjali Patel, BA XJohn Preskitt, MD, FACS XJohnathan Imran, MD XAli Mahmood, MD XJustin Collier, MD XCyronna Holmes, BS XEmily Spradley XMark Levin, MD XWilliam Schutze, MD XHallie Baer, MD XDeepa Cherla, MD XNatalia Partain, MD XHaisar Dao, MD XMitchell George, MD XTaylor Robers,BS XKatie Dowd XMorgan Floyd, MD XNatalie Tully, MSII XKenleigh Roden-Foremen XJeffrey Perumean, MD XDenisse Mendez-Romero, BS XLaura Petrey, MD, FACS XKenneth L. Mattox, MD, FACS XBrian Davis, MD XSubhasis Misra, MD XCourtney Townsend, MD, FACS XAbdur Jamal, BA X


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U S T I N , T E X AS DISCLOSURE INFORMATIONKathryn Anderson, MD, MPH XJoshua Lackey, BA XBret Johnson, MD XCandace Style, MD XBethany Werner XMichelle Hagopian, MD XKendra Black, MD, MA XJo Weddle, MD XVidhur Sohini, BS. XMichael Johnson, MD XNavin Maredia XDavid Vier, MD XLogan Adams XJustin Davis, BS XAlison Barron, MD XShawna Pryor, RN XWilliam KIingsporn, MD XElizabeth Adore, MD XKatie Hughes, MD XNestor Arita XLucy Wallace, MD, FACS XOscar Ochoa, MD, FACS XBarret Halgas, MD XHashim Hanif, MD XAlejandro Garza XHishaam Ismael, MD, FACS XNicholas Clarke, MD XMelanie Bobbs, MD XAlex Forrester XMatthew Wynn XColin Martyn, MD XBrittany Bankhead-Kendall, MS,MD XAshanga Yayawatta, MBBS, MD, MS, MRCS XMichelle Estrada, MD XYana Puckett, MD, MPH, MS XSteven Leeds, MD Ethicon , ConsultantHassan Ahmed, MD, MRCSI XCatherine Davis, MD XSasha Still, MD XKrislynn Mueck, MD, MPH XCarlos Martinez XYuichi Ishida, MD XTravis Sims, MD XMarissa Mencio, MD Lead Author received honorarium from Ethicon – Speaker no affiliationMohammed Farukhi, MD XTakashi Hirase, MPH XRodrigo Pedraza, MD XHannah Pham XAudra Clark, MD XStephanie Agtarap, MS XJacob Roden-Foreman, BA XSepeadeh Radpour, MA XAnthony Cahill, MD XSo-Youn Park XRachel Conkin, MBA, MB XJessica George, PhD XCarlos Martinez, BS XGrant Sorensen, PhD XTimothy Choi, BA X


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AU S T I N , T E X ASDISCLOSURE INFORMATION

Nicole Bedros, MD XShana Ardeshna, MD XAlvand Sehat, BA XKhalil Chamseddin, MD XOmar Nunez Lopez, MD XRohan Kulangara XSungho Lee, MD XEdward Daniele, MD XElmira Ahmood XAudrey Hand, MD XBrittany Bankhead-Kendall, MS, MD XKarla Leal, MD XTarik Madni, MD XSarah Mustafa, MD XEdward Cho, MD XGeorge Flores XAlyssa Mercadel, BS XJessie Ho, BS XYangyang Yu, MD XMyLisa Moses, MD XJoseph Wright, BS XJennifer Rabaglia, MD XKanza Muzaffar XMelissa Saucedo XJeff Van Eps MD XHassan Ahmed MD MRCSI XEdward Cho MD XAnceslo Idicula M.D.,M.S. XYury Ragoza DO XKatie Dowd XStefany Acosta-Torres MD XRebecca Uhlmann MD XBrandon Roane MD XNail Aydin M.D., FACS, FACCWS XCary Hsu MD XCaesar Ricci MD XVictor Hassid MD, FACS Pacira, ConsultantYue Gao MD XRuth Ellen Jones, MD XFaisal Qureshi MD XHeather Broyles MSIII XNader Zamani MD XMichael Chung BS XAnne Laux MD XIan Mitchell MD, FACS XAyman Haq, BS XErika Allen XVid Fikfak MD XKaren Dickinson MD XGwen Bonner MD XAlberto Pena XRichard Peterson MD, MPH, FACS, FASMBS XTamara Saunders MD XMohanad Elshiek MD XWinston Chan MD XSharmila Dissanaike, MD, FACS XRavi Radhakrishnan, MD, FACS XSherilyn Gordon-Burroughs,MD, FACS XSubhasis Misra, MD, FACS X


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U S T I N , T E X AS DISCLOSURE INFORMATIONRonald Stewart, MD, FACS XSteven Wolf, MD, FACS XBrian Davis, MD, FACS XRohan Jeyarajah, MD, FACS XJim Fleshman, MD, FACS XJ. Scott Thomas, MD, FACS XRicardo Martinez, MD, FACS XJenna Wishnew, MD, FACS XAmir Ariyae, MD, FACS XHarry Papaconstantinou, MD, FACS XCarlos Brown, MD, FACS Cook Medical, Consulting/TeachingJustin Regner, MD, FACS XSylvia Martinez, MD, FACS XDeclan Fleming, MD, FACS XEdwin Onkendi, MD, FACS XKris Gugliuzza, MD, FACS XKent Van Sickle, MD, FACS XNeal Barshes, MD, FACS XBill Schutze, MD, FACS XLillian Kao, MD, FACS XLaura Petrey, MD, FACS XAlan Tyroch, MD, FACS XMary Brandt, MD, FACS XDrew Fielder, MD, FACS XCathy Ronaghan, MD, FACS XRick Martinez, MD, FACS XRose Cuenca, MD, FACS XKevin Lally, MD, FACS XRob Todd, MD, FACS XRob Carpenter, MD, FACS XLillian Kao, MD, FACS XAlan Tyroch, MD, FACS XJ. Scott Thomas, MD, FACS XMike Truitt, MD, FACS XWarren Lichlighter, MD, FACS XJ. Pat Walker, MD, FACS X

PLANNING COMMITTEE NOTHING TO DISCLOSE

DISCLOSURE (All commercial relationships)

Rosa E. Cuenca, MD, FACS XLillian Kao, MD, FACS XSteven G. Leeds, MD, FACS Ethicon , ConsultantDrew Fielder, MD, FACS XSharmila Dissanaike, MD, FACS XTien Ko, MD, FACS XRohan Jeyarajah, MD, FACS XJ Patrick Walker, MD, FACS XJ. Scott Thomas, MD, FACS X


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AU S T I N , T E X ASMEE TING APP

APPLE WATCH GIVE-AWAY!

Download the 2017 Texas ACS Conference App. Follow these easy steps:

1. Visit texasacs.org on your device

2. On the home page follow the Meeting App link: http://my.yapp.us/TACS

3. Follow the directions and put your mobile number in to receive the download.

4. Once you receive your text; click to start the download.

5. You’ll be instructed to download the Yapp App.

6. Open Yapp and tap “Download an existing Yapp” and your app will appear

7. Our Yapp ID is TACS

You are now able to view the meeting schedule with breakouts, abstracts, and take your self-assessment.

VISIT THE EXHIBITORS!

• Visit the exhibitors for a chance to win an Apple Watch.

• Complete at least 15 signatures to qualify for the raffle

• Drop off your completed card at the TX-ACS Registration

Desk after 10:30am break on Saturday morning.

• Winner must be present to win – drawing Saturday at 12:05pm.

• Need a card? Pick one up at theTX-ACS Registration Desk.

Give-Away!


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U S T I N , T E X AS INVITED SPEAKERSADVOCACY LECTURE Darren WhitehurstVice President Division of Advocacy Texas Medical Association

Chris JohnsonState Affairs AssociateAmerican College of Surgeons

ADVOCACY UPDATEFriday, February 24, 20178:15am-9:00am

HARRY M. SPENCE MEMORIAL LECTURESHIP David Hoyt, MD, FACSExecutive DirectorAmerican College of Surgeons

ACS LOOKING FORWARD 2017Friday, February 24, 201710:20am-11:05am

ETHICS LECTURE Peter Angelos, MD, PhD, FACSLinda Kohler Anderson Professor of Surgery and Surgical Ethics Chief, Endocrine Surgery Associate Director, MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics The University of Chicago

SURGICAL ETHICS AND THE FUTURE OF THE SURGEON-PATIENT RELATIONSHIPFriday, February 24, 201712:45pm-1:45pm

PORKORNY LECTURE Kenneth L. Mattox, MD, FACS Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery Baylor College of Medicine Chief of Staff and Chief of SurgeryBen Taub General Hospital

DAMATTOX CODE “A TRAUMA MYSTERY”Saturday, February 25, 20179:00am-9:45am


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AU S T I N , T E X ASINVITED SPEAKERS

COMMISSION ON CANCER PANEL DISCUSSION

Subhasis Misra MD North Texas Commission on Cancer Chair

Brian Davis, MD, FACS South Texas CoC Commission on Cancer Chair

Alberto Pena, MD, FACSColorectal SurgeonUT Rio Grande Valley James Fleshman, MD, FACS, FACRSChairman, Department of SurgeryBaylor University Medical Center at Dallas

SOLVING DISPARITIES IN COLORECTAL CANCERSaturday, February 25, 20179:45am-10:30am


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U S T I N , T E X AS MODERATOR SCHEDULEFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2017

PRESIDENT’S SESSION Presentations #1-6Sharmila Dissanaike, MD, FACS (Texas Tech Lubbock)Tien Ko, MD, FACS (UT Houston)

11:05am-12:05pmBREAKOUT SESSION I

Education Presentations #7-12Daniel Dent (UT San Antonio) Mike Truitt (Methodist Dallas)

Pediatric Surgery Presentations #13-18Ravi Radhakrishnan, MD, FACS (UTMB)

Outcomes/ Health Services Presentations #19-24Sherilyn Gordon-Burroughs, MD, FACS (Methodist) Subhasis Misra, MD, FACS (Texas Tech Amarillo)

1:45pm-3:05pmBREAKOUT SESSION II

Trauma and Critical Care Presentations #25-32Ronald Stewart, MD, FACS (UT San Antonio) Steven Wolf, MD, FACS (UTSW)

Surgical Oncology Presentations #33-40Brian Davis, MD, FACS (Texas Tech) Rohan Jeyarajah, MD, FACS (Methodist Dallas)

Abdomen/Laparoscopy Presentations #41-48Jim Fleshman, MD, FACS (Baylor Dallas)J Scott Thomas, MD, FACS (Baylor Scott & White)

3:05pm-4:00pmPOSTER SESSION

Case ReportsRicardo Martinez, MD, FACS (Doctor’s Hospital at Renaissance)Jenna Wishnew, MD, FACS (Dallas)

Abdomen/GI/Laparoscopy Amir Ariyae, MD, FACS (Texas Tech Lubbock)Harry Papaconstantinou, MD, FACS (Scott & White)

Trauma/Critical CareCarlos Brown, MD, FACS (Seton)

Trauma/Critical Care/BurnsJustin Regner, MD, FACS (Scott & White)

Education/Ethics/OutcomesSylvia Martinez, MD, FACS (Methodist)

Surgical OncologyDeclan Fleming, MD, FACS (Seton) Edwin Onkendi, MD, FACS (Texas Tech Lubbock)

Subspecialties Kris Gugliuzza, MD, FACS (UTMB)

VideosKent Van Sickle, MD, FACS (UT San Antonio)


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8:00am-9:00amBREAKOUT SESSION III Cardiac and Vascular Surgery Presentations #49-54Neal Barshes, MD, FACS (Baylor College of Medicine) Bill Schutze, MD, FACS (Baylor Heart Hospital Plano)

Potpourri Presentations #55-60Steven Leeds, MD, FACS (Baylor)Lillian Kao, MD, FACS (UT Houston)

Trauma/ Critical Care Presentations #61-66Laura Petrey, MD, FACS (Baylor Dallas)Alan Tyroch, MD, FACS (Texas Tech)

11:20am-11:50amQUICK SHOTS PRESENTATIONS

Pediatric Surgery Presentations #67-74Mary Brandt, MD, FACS (Baylor College of Medicine)

Trauma/Critical Care Presentations #75-82Drew Fielder, MD, FACS (Seton) Cathy Ronaghan, MD, FACS (Texas Tech Lubbock)

Breast/Endocrine Presentations #83-90Ricardo Martinez, MD, FACS (Doctor’s Hospital at Renais-sance)Rosa Cuenca, MD, FACS


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U S T I N , T E X AS MEE TING SCHEDULETHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2017

11:00am-4:00pmTEXAS ACS PRE-MEETING WORKSHOP

Hernia Course WorkshopRegistration Opens at 10:30am

Clinical Education Center at Brackenridge1400 North IH-35First Floor, C1.424Austin, Texas

11:00am-4:00pmTEXAS ACS ADVOCACY DAY

5:00pm-5:30pmMedical Students and Resident Reception

5:30pm-6:15pmWelcome Reception

6:15pm-8:00pmResident Surgical Jeopardy

7:00pm-9:00pmTumor Board DinnerLocation: TBD

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2017

7:00am-4:00pmRegistration Opens

7:00am-4:00pm Exhibits Open

7:00am-8:00amContinental Breakfast

8:00am-8:15amPresidential Opening RemarksSharmila Dissanaike, MD, FACSNorth Texas Chapter ACS

Tien Ko, MD, FACSSouth Texas Chapter ACS

8:15am-9:00amAdvocacy Lecture

Texas Legislative Update by Darren Whitehurst, Texas Medical Association

ACS State Affairs Update by Chris Johnson, American College of Surgeons

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION9:00am-10:00amSEE PAGE 22 FOR DETAILS

10:00am-4:00pmStop the Bleed

10:00am-10:20amBreak with Exhibitors

10:20am-11:05amHARRY M. SPENCE MEMORIAL LECTURESHIP

ACS Looking Forward 2017David Hoyt, MD, FACSExecutive DirectorAmerican College of Surgeons

11:05am-12:05pmBREAKOUT SESSION IBreakout A – EducationBreakout B – Pediatric Surgery Breakout C - Outcomes/Health Services/Quality ImprovementSEE PAGE 23-25 FOR DETAILS

12:05pm-12:15pmNorth & South Texas Business Meetings

12:05pm-12:45pmLUNCH


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AU S T I N , T E X ASMEE TING SCHEDULE

12:45pm-1:45pmETHICS LECTURE

Surgical Ethics and the Future of the Surgeon-Patient RelationshipPeter Angelos, MD, PhD, FACSLinda Kohler Anderson Professor of Surgery and Surgical Ethics Chief, Endocrine Surgery Associate Director, MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics The University of Chicago

1:45pm-3:05pmBREAKOUT SESSION IIBreakout A – Trauma & Critical CareBreakout B – Surgical Oncology Breakout C - Abdominal & LaparoscopySEE PAGE 26-31 FOR DETAILS

3:05pm-4:00pmPoster & Video Session

4:30pm-5:30pmSurgical Skills Round-Up

5:30pm-7:00pmSurgical Resident Jeopardy – Final Round


7:00am-12:00pmRegistration Open

7:00am-8:00amCOMMITTEE BREAKFAST MEETINGSCommittee on TruamaCommission on Cancer

7:00am-8:00amContinental Breakfast & Exhibits Open

8:00am-9:00amBREAKOUT SESSION IIIBreakout A – Cardiac & VascularBreakout B – PotpourriBreakout C - Trauma & Critical CareSEE PAGE 29-31 FOR DETAILS

9:00am-9:45amTHE WILLIAM J. POKORNY SURGICAL SCIENCE LECTURESHIP

DaMattox Code “A Trauma Mystery”Kenneth L. Mattox, MD, FACS Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery Baylor College of Medicine Chief of Staff and Chief of SurgeryBen Taub General Hospital

9:45am-10:30amCANCER PANEL DISCUSSION: Colorectal Cancer DisparitiesSpeakers: Drs. Brian Davis, Subhasis Misra, Alberto Pena, Jim Fleshman

10:30am-10:45amBreak with Exhibitors

10:45am-11:15amACS, Origins and ProgramsCourtney Townsend, MD, FACS2017 ACS President

11:15am-11:20amACS Foundaiton

11:20am-12:05amQuick Shots PresentationsBreakout A – Pediatric Surgery Breakout B – Trauma and Critical CareBreakout C - Breast and EndocrineSEE PAGE 32-34 FOR DETAILS

12:05pm-12:15pmAwards & Concluding Remarks


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U S T I N , T E X AS PRESIDENTIAL SESSION 9:00am-10:00am

PRESIDENTIAL SESSION Ballroom A

9:00am-9:10amSURGICAL RESIDENCY PROGRAMS IN TEXAS: HOW ARE WE DOING IN PREPARING OUR GRADUATES FOR THE AMERICAN BOARD OF SURGERY EXAMINATIONS?Daniel Dent MDUniversity of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, San Antonio, TX

9:10am-9:20amURINE SODIUM CONCENTRATION AS A MARKER OF POOR GROWTH IN CHILDREN AFTER INTESTINAL RESEC-TIONCameron Casson BAUT Southwestern, Dallas, TX

9:20am-9:30amCARDIAC RISK FACTORS FOR PATIENTS WITH CLEFT PALATE: AN ANALYSIS OF THE 2012-2014 NATIONAL SURGI-CAL QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (NSQIP) DATABASEKari Smith BAMcGovern Medical School at UTHealth, Houston, TX

9:30am-9:40amNECROTIZING SOFT TISSUE INFECTION: OPEN-TO-AIR WOUND CARE AS A LESS PAINFUL OPTIONDerek Yang BS Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Amarillo, TX

9:40am-9:50amMICROGLIA AS MARKERS FOR TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY SEVERITYChristopher Schneider, MDUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, Houston, TX

9:50am-10:00amWHAT RISK FACTORS WITHIN THE FIRST 24 HOURS OF ADMISSION ARE ASSOCIATED WITH MORTALITY AFTER TRAUMATIC INJURY?Nathan Vaughan, MD, MPHBaylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX


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BREAKOUT A --EDUCATION Ballroom A

11:05am-11:15amTHE IMPACT OF TIMING AND TYPE OF FEEDBACK ON BASIC SURGICAL SKILLS ACQUISITIONMohammed Al Fayyadh MBChBUniversity of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, San Antonio, TX

11:15am-11:25amORAL EXAMS IN SURGICAL CLERKSHIP: HIGH LEARNER SATISFACTION DESPITE LOW PERFORMANCE- WHAT ARE THE STUDENTS SAYING?Valerie Bauer MDTexas Tech University Health Systems, Odessa, TX

11:25am-11:35amA STATE-WIDE CONSORTIUM FOR GENERAL SURGERY RESIDENT TRAINING: THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF SURGICAL SKILLS LABORATORIES (TASSL) ROBOTIC SURGERY CURRICULUMKent Van Sickle MDUniversity of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, San Antonio, TX

11:35am-11:45amDOES THE ACGME RESIDENT CASE LOG REALLY REFLECT RESIDENT OPERATIVE EXPERIENCE?Jennifer Perone M.D.University of Texas Medical Branch- Galveston, Galveston, TX

11:45am-11:55amPHYSICIAN BURNOUT & PTSD IN SURGICAL RESIDENTS: EVERYBODY HURTS... SOMETIMESKara Bentley-Kumar MD Methodist Dallas Medical Center, Dallas, Tx

11:55am-12:05pmFINANCIAL MODEL FOR A ZERO COST ACADEMIC SURGICAL DEPARTMENT IN RURAL AREASSaju Joseph MDTexas Tech University Health Sciences, Odessa, TX

BREAKOUT SESSION I 11:05am-12:05pm


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11:05am-11:15amCOST TRANSPARENCY OF LAPAROSCOPIC APPENDECTOMY - INCREASING OPERATING ROOM MARGINS WHILE MAINTAINING QUALITYCarla Newton B.S.Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine, Temple, TX

11:15am-11:25amVARIABLE INTER-SYSTEM TRANSFER PATTERNS EXIST FOR PEDIATRIC APPENDECTOMYMarisa Bartz-Kurycki MDThe University of Texas Health Sciences Center At Houston, Houston, TX

11:25am-11:35amREADMISSION AND IMAGING OUTCOMES IN PEDIATRIC COMPLICATED APPENDICITIS: A MATCHED CASE-CONTROL STUDYNathan Vaughan, MD UT Southwestern, Dallas, TX

11:35am-11:45amPEDIATRIC BREAST MASSES: SHOULD THEY BE EXCISED?Cory McLaughlin Baylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX

11:45am-11:55amELEVATED SERUM INTESTINAL-FATTY ACID BINDING PROTEIN LEVELS AS A BIOMARKER FOR INFANTS WITH NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITISPatricio Lau MDBaylor College of Medicine Houston, TX

11:55am-12:05pmA REVIEW OF THE TREATMENT OF SPLENIC CYSTS AT CHILDREN’S MEDICAL CENTERJenine Hassoun University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

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11:05am-11:15amA COMPARISON OF COSTS AND COMPLICATIONS WITH AND WITHOUT INTRAOPERATIVE CHOLANGIOGRAPHYEvan Ross MDDell Medical School at UT Austin, Austin, TX

11:15am-11:25amPOSTOPERATIVE OUTCOMES FROM RECTAL CANCER RESECTION IN THE US: STILL ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTElaine Vo MDBaylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX

11:25am-11:35amIDENTIFYING TRAUMA SUPERUTILIZER READMISSIONS WITH 11-YEAR DATA MODELSean Arredondo MDBaylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX

11:35am-11:45amEFFECT OF HOSPITAL SAFETY NET STATUS ON TREATMENT USE AND OVERALL SURVIVAL AMONG PATIENTS WITH HEPATOCELLULAR CARCINOMAAli Mokdad MD MSUniversity of Texas Southwestern, Dallas, TX

11:45am-11:55amESTABLISHING A SYSTEM-WIDE ASSESSMENT OF PRE-OPERATIVE FRAILTY IN ELECTIVE SURGERYMary Mrdutt MDScott & White Medical Center, Temple, TX


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U S T I N , T E X AS BREAKOUT SESSION I I 1:45pm-3:05pm

BREAKOUT A - TRAUMA & CRITICAL CARE Ballroom A

1:45pm-1:55pmFRAILTY OR AGE? MORTALITY AND DISPOSITION AFTER TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURY IN THE ELDERLYBrian Schnettgoecke BAUniversity of Texas, Houston, Houston, TX

1:55pm-2:05pmPRE-CLINICAL EVIDENCE FOR PROGENITOR CELL THERAPIES FOR TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: RESULTS OF A META-ANALYSIS OF FOUR OUTCOME MEASURESMargaret Jackson M.D.UTHealth McGovern Medical School, Houston, TX

2:05pm-2:15pmKEEP CALM AND CARRY ON OPERATING! INVESTIGATING OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING URGENT LAPAROSCOPIC APPENDECTOMY ON ANTITHROMBOTIC THERAPY.Christopher Pearcy MDMethodist Dallas Health System, Dallas, TX

2:15pm-2:25pmPOST-TRAUMATIC TREATMENT WITH DOXYCYCLINE ATTENUATES MICROVASCULAR PERMEABILITY IN MICE FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURYBobby Robinson MDScott and White Memorial Hospital, Temple, TX

2:25pm-2:35pmRESILIENCE, DEPRESSION, AND POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER IN ORTHOPEDIC TRAUMA PATIENTSJoshua Bowler MDBaylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX

2:35pm-2:45pmINTRUSION, EJECTION, AND DEATH IN THE COMPARTMENT: MECHANISM-BASED ACTIVATION CRITERIA FAIL TO IDENTIFY SERIOUSLY INJURED PATIENTSPhilip Edmundson MDBaylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX

2:45pm-2:55pmTHROMBOELASTOGRAPHY BEFORE AND AFTER BRAIN DEATH IN TRAUMA PATIENTSErin Guerra University Medical Center Brackenridge, Austin, TX

2:55pm-3:05pmVITAMIN D DEFICIENCY AND FRACTURE PROFILE IN GERIATRIC TRAUMA PATIENTS: HIPS DON’T LIE!Khalid Almahmoud MD MPH, Methodist Dallas Health System, Dallas, TX


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AU S T I N , T E X ASBREAKOUT SESSION I I 1:45pm-3:05pm

BREAKOUT B – SURGICAL ONCOLOGY 4bc

1:45pm-1:55pmTRANSARTERIAL CHEMOEMBOLIZATION OF UNRESECTABLE HEPATOCELLULAR CARCINOMA: INFLUENCE OF THE MELD SCORE ON SURVIVALKelvin Allenson MD, University of Texas Houston Health Science Center, Houston, TX

1:55pm-2:05pmGENOME-WIDE, LOSS-OF-FUNCTION SCREEN IDENTIFIES NOVEL GENES ASSOCIATED WITH PLATINUM THERAPY RESISTANCEEpameinondas Dogeas MD, University of Texas Southwestern, Dallas, TX

2:05pm-2:15pmNEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY VERSUS CHEMORADIOTHERAPY FOR RESECTABLE PANCREATIC HEAD ADENOCARCINOMA : A PROPENSITY SCORE MATCHED ANALYSISAli Mokdad MD, University of Texas Southwestern, Dallas, TX

2:15pm-2:25pmINHIBITION OF APELIN RECEPTOR SIGNALING DECREASES CHOLANGIOCARCINOMA GROWTH AND ANGIOGENESIS IN A XENOGRAFT MODELChad Hall MD, Baylor Scott & White, Temple, TX

2:25pm-2:35pmCLINICAL OUTCOMES OF PANCREATICODUODENECTOMY IN OCTOGENARIANS: A SURGEON’S EXPERIENCE FROM 2007 TO 2015Diana Liang MD, Houston Methodist Hospital, Houston, TX

2:35pm-2:45pmPANCREATIC DUCT ARID1A LOSS RESULTS IN INTRADUCTAL PAPILLARY MUCINOUS NEOPLASM FORMATIONIbrahim Nassour, The University of Texas Southwestern, Dallas, TX

2:45pm-2:55pmCHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOMES OF ANAL CANCER IN HIV INFECTED AND UNINFECTED INDIVIDUALS ATTENDING A SAFETY NET HEALTH SYSTEM: REVIEW OF 5 YEARS OF DATAAndrew Bieterman, BS, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

2:55pm-3:05pmIS TRANSDUODENAL RESECTION FOR DUODENAL ADENOMAS ADEQUATE?Edward Cho MD, Methodist Health Systems, Dallas, TX


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U S T I N , T E X AS BREAKOUT SESSION I I 1:45pm-3:05pm

BREAKOUT C - ABDOMINAL & LAPAROSCOPY 5bc

1:45pm-1:55pmMETABOLIC SYNDROME REMISSION AFTER ROUX-EN-Y GASTRIC BYPASS OR SLEEVE GASTRECTOMY - WHICH OPERATION IS WORTH THE RISK?Nancy Puzziferri MD, MSCS, University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, Dallas, TX

1:55pm-2:05pmPRIMARY AND RESCUE ENDOLUMINAL VACUUM (E-VAC) THERAPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ESOPHAGEAL PERFORATIONS AND LEAKSSasha Still, MD, Baylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX

2:05pm-2:15pmADDITIONAL FACTORS FOUND AT OPEN CHOLECYSTECTOMY AND ON PATHOLOGIC EXAMINATION CONTRIBUTE TO THE NEED FOR CONVERTING TO OPEN CHOLECYSTECTOMYJuan Marcano MD, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX

2:15pm-2:25pmIMPACT OF BMI ON OPERATIVE TIMES AND ANESTHESIA TIMES IN ROUTINE NON-BARIATRIC SURGERIES AND ITS FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONSHashim Hanif MD, Texas Tech University Health Sciences, El Paso, TX

2:25pm-2:35pmACS-NSQIP RISK CALCULATOR ACCURATELY PREDICTS COMPLICATIONS IN VENTRAL HERNIA REPAIRS DESPITE THE LACK OF HERNIA SPECIFIC RISK FACTOR INPUTAnjali Patel BA, Texas A&M College of Medicine, Temple, TX

2:35pm-2:45pmTHE SPORTS HERNIA: A 16-YEAR EXPERIENCEJohn Preskitt MD FACS, Baylor University Medical Center, Baylor Scott and White Healthcare System, Dallas, Texas

2:45pm-2:55pmPREDICTORS OF A HISTOPATHOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS OF COMPLICATED APPENDICITISJonathan Imran MD, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

2:55pm-3:05pmEVALUATION OF THE STRYKER 1588 VASCULAR IMAGING TECHNIQUES IN REAL TIME, PARTICULARLY EVALUATING BOWEL ANASTAMOSES.Ali Mahmood MD, Methodist Sugar Land / Weill Medical College, Sugar Land, TX


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AU S T I N , T E X ASBREAKOUT SESSION I I I 8:00am-9:00am

BREAKOUT A -- CARDIAC AND VASCULAR 5bc

8:00am-8:10amOUTCOMES AFTER CARDIAC TRANSPLANTATION USING DONOR HEARTS WITH LOW EJECTION FRACTIONSJustin Collier MDBaylor University Medical Center Dallas, Dallas, Tx

8:10am-8:20amINFLUENCE OF DIABETIC TREATMENT ON SUBSTRATE SELECTION IN A EX-VIVO CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS MODELCyonna Holmes BSUt Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas

8:20am-8:30amFEEDING JEJUNOSTOMY TUBE SITE METASTASES: A POTENTIAL PROBLEM WITH AGGRESSIVE ESOPHAGEAL CANCER NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT DURING INDUCTION THERAPYEmily Spradley Texas A&M University College of Medicine, Temple, Texas

8:30am-8:40amFENESTRATED AND BRANCHED ENDOVASCULAR ANEURYSM REPAIR (FBEVAR) FOR COMPLEX AORTIC ANEURYSMS AMONG STANDARD AND HIGH-RISK PATIENTS FOR OPEN REPAIRMark Levin, MDUT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

8:40am-8:50amANATOMICAL GENDER BASED DIFFERENCES IN ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSMS UNDERGOING ENDOVASCULAR REPAIRWilliam Shutze MDThe Heart Hospital Baylor Plano, Plano, Texas

8:50am-9:00amOUTCOMES OF RESECTION FOR RENAL CELL CARCINOMA WITH EXTENSIVE INFERIOR VENA CAVAL THROMBUSHallie Baer MDUTHSCSA, San Antonio, Texas


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U S T I N , T E X AS BREAKOUT SESSION I I I 8:00am-9:00am

BREAKOUT B -- POTPOURRI 4bc

8:00am-8:10amIS VENTRAL HERNIA SURGERY UNDER SIEGE FROM INDUSTRY? A COMPARISON OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST AMONG SURGICAL SPECIALTIESDeepa Cherla MDUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, Basking Ridge, NJ

8:10am-8:20amPATTERNS OF CARE AND DECISION MAKING IN MASTECTOMY PATIENTS AFTER ACOSOG Z0011Natalia Partain M.D.University of Texas Southwestern, Dallas, TX

8:20am-8:30amSURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE DIVERTICULITIS; RESECTION WITH END STOMA STILL REIGNS SUPREMEHaisar Dao MDUTHSCSA, San Antonio, TX

8:30am-8:40amA NOVEL BLOOD COAGULATION ASSAY: OPTICAL DETECTION OF PLATELET CONTRACTILITYMitchell George MDUT Houston Department of Surgery, Houston, TX

8:40am-8:50amSUCCESSFUL ENHANCED RECOVERY PATHWAY FOR COLORECTAL SURGERY IN LARGE SAFETY-NET HOSPITALTaylor Roberts BSUT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

8:50am-9:00amCOLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING IN RURAL POPULATIONS: CHALLENGES ADDRESSED BY GROUP EDUCATION AND CALL REMINDERSKatie Dowd Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine, Amarillo, Amarillo, TX


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AU S T I N , T E X ASBREAKOUT SESSION I I I 8:00am-9:00am

BREAKOUT C -- TRAUMA AND CRITICAL CARE Ballroom A

8:00am-8:10amLOW-GRADE BLUNT HEPATIC INJURY AND BENEFITS OF INTENSIVE CARE UNIT MONITORINGJeffrey Perumean MDUniversity of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

8:10am-8:20amDEVELOPING A DATABASE FOR FORENSIC ANALYSIS: IMPACT OF EXPOSURE TIME AND WATER TEMPERATURE ON SCALD BURNS IN HUMAN SKIN.Natalie Tully MSIITexas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, TX

8:20am-8:30amPOSTTRAUMATIC GROWTH IN A HETEROGENEOUS SAMPLE OF TRAUMATICALLY INJURED PATIENTS ONE YEAR AFTER INJURYKenleigh Roden-Foreman Baylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX

8:30am-8:40amDOES MRI CHANGE MANAGEMENT IN BLUNT TRAUMA PATIENTS WITH STABLE THORACOLUMBAR SPINAL INJURIES WITHOUT NEUROLOGIC DEFICITS?Morgan Floyd, MDMethodist Dallas Medical Center, Dallas, Texas

8:40am-8:50amWEIGHT CHANGES AND WEIGHT MEASUREMENTS IN HOSPITALIZED BURN PATIENTSDenisse Mendez-Romero BSUT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

8:50am-9:00amGEOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF TRAUMA READMISSIONS IN NORTH TEXASLaura Petrey, MD, FACS Baylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX


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U S T I N , T E X AS QUICKSHOTS 11:20am-12:00pm

QUICKSHOT A – PEDIATRIC SURGERY 4bc

11:20am-11:25amARE FOLEY CATHETERS NEEDED FOLLOWING MINIMALLY INVASIVE REPAIR OF PECTUS EXCAVATUM?Abdur Jamal BABaylor College of Medicine, Texas Children’s Hospital, Division of Pediatric Surgery, Houston, TX

11:25am-11:30amREDUCING COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY FOR PEDIATRIC APPENDICITIS: WHAT’S THE DOWNSIDE?Kathryn Anderson MD, MPHMcGovern Medical School, University of Texas Health Sciences Center at Houston, Houston, TX

11:30am-11:35amARE FOLEY CATHETERS NEEDED IN THE POSTOPERATIVE CARE OF CHILDREN WITH PERFORATED APPENDICITIS?Joshua Lackey BABaylor College of Medicine, Texas Children’s Hospital, Division of Pediatric Surgery, Houston, TX

11:35am-11:40amDO X-RAYS AFTER CHEST TUBE REMOVAL CHANGE PATIENT MANAGEMENT?Bret Johnson MDUTSW/Parkland, Dallas, TX

11:40am-11:45amEARLY PREDICTORS AND OUTCOME FOR FETUSES DIAGNOSED WITH NECK MASSESCandace Style MDBaylor College of Medicine, Texas Children’s Hospital, Houston, TX

11:45am-11:50amVENOOCCLUSIVE DISEASE IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIABethany Werner UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

11:50am-11:55amPEDIATRIC COMPLEX COMPLICATED APPENDICITIS: IS DRAINAGE REALLY NECESSARY?Michelle Hagopian MDUniversity of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Tx

11:55am-12:00pmDISCHARGE CRITERIA AFTER COLON RESECTION: IS RETURN OF BOWEL FUNCTION NECESSARY?Kendra Black MD, MATexas Tech University Health Science Center, Permian Basin, Odessa, TX


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AU S T I N , T E X ASQUICKSHOTS 11:20am-11:55am

QUICK SHOTS B -- TRAUMA AND CRITICAL CARE Ballroom A

11:20am-11:25amLESSONS LEARNED: THE BAYLOR TRAUMA OUTCOME PROJECT (BTOP)Jo Weddle MDBaylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX

11:25am-11:30amPOINT OF CARE ULTRASOUND BY FIRST RESPONDERS IN RURAL SETTINGS CAN IDENTIFY INJURIES AND CHANGE TRIAGE DECISION-MAKING: A PILOT STUDY IN RURAL WEST TEXASVidhur Sohini BSTexas Tech University Health Sciences, Odessa, TX

11:30am-11:35amREDEFINING THE ABDOMINAL SEATBELT SIGN: ENHANCED CT IMAGING METRICS IMPROVE INJURY PREDICTIONMichael Johnson MDUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX

11:35am-11:40amMYOKINE MUSCLIN EXPRESSION IS ELEVATED IN RATS AFTER BURNNavin Maredia University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

11:40am-11:45amTHE ASSOCIATION OF INJURY AND HOSPITAL STAY TO DEPRESSION AND POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER IN ORTHOPEDIC TRAUMA PATIENTS ONE YEAR FOLLOWING INJURYDavid Vier MDBaylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX

11:45am-11:50amIMPACT OF TIME SPENT IN THE TRAUMA BAY ON MORTALITY OUTCOMES AMONG LEVEL 1 TRAUMA PATIENTSLogan Adams Texas Tech University Health Science Center School of Medicine, Lubbock, Texas

11:50am-11:55amURINARY BLADDER INJURY: A 10 YEAR EXPERIENCE IN THE TEXAS PANHANDLEJustin Davis BSTexas Tech University Health Science Center at Amarillo, Amarillo, TX


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U S T I N , T E X AS QUICKSHOTS 11:20am-12:05pm

QUICK SHOTS C -- BREAST AND ENDOCRINE 5bc

11:20am-11:25amRECURRENCE RATES IN TRIPLE NEGATIVE BREAST CANCER UTILIZING CAVITY SHAVE MARGINSAlison Barron MD, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

11:25am-11:30amIMPACT OF HYDROCODONE SCHEDULE CHANGE ON PATIENTS UNDERGOING MASTECTOMYShawna Pryor RN, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

11:30am-11:35amINTRA-OPERATIVE RADIOGRAPHIC MARGIN EVALUATION: A SINGLE INSTITUTION RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF THE RADIOGRAPHIC AND PATHOLOGIC CONCORDANCE OF INTRA-OPERATIVE MARGIN RE-EXCISION SPECIMENSWilliam Klingsporn MD, Texas Tech University Health Sciences, El Paso, Tx

11:35am-11:40amADDRESSING SURGICAL DISPARITIES BETWEEN A PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HOSPITAL: EQUALIZING THYROIDECTOMY OUTCOMES THROUGH A MULTIDISCIPLINARY PATHWAYElizabeth Alore MD, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX

11:40am-11:45amMASTECTOMY IN PATIENTS ELIGIBLE FOR BREAST CONSERVING THERAPY FOLLOWING NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPYLucy Wallace. MD, FACS, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

11:45am-11:50amMALIGNANCY RATE OF BREAST RADIAL SCARS IN AN INNER-CITY HOSPITAL: A 15-YEAR EXPERIENCENestor Arita , Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX

11:50am-11:55amIMPLEMENTATION OF FINDINGS OF ACOSOG Z1071 INTO CLINICAL PRACTICE FOR BREAST CANCER PATIENTS (T0-4, N1-2) UNDERGOING NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPYLucy Wallace MD, FACS, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

11:55am-12:05pmINTERNAL MAMMARY LYMPH NODE BIOPSY DURING FREE FLAP BREAST RECONSTRUCTION: ACCURATE ONCOLOGIC STAGING LEADS TO CHANGE IN ADJUVANT THERAPIESOscar Ochoa MD, FACS, Plastic Reconstructive and Microsurgical Associates, San Antonio, TX


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CASE REPORTS

Poster #91JEJUNAL DIVERTICULITIS, AN UNUSUAL CAUSE OF A SURGICAL ABDOMEN: A CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATUREBJ Halgas MD, GS Peirce MD, KG Davis MDPresenter: Barret Halgas MDWilliam Beaumont Army Medical Center, El Paso, TX

Poster #92BILATERAL INTERNAL ILIAC ARTERY ANEURYSMS LEADING TO COMPLETE COLONIC OBSTRUCTION; A CASE REPORT Hashim M Hanif, MD; Melhem Ghaleb, MD; Ziad N Kronfol, MDPresenter: Hashim Hanif MDTexas Tech University Health Sciences, El Paso, TX Poster #93APPENDICITIS IN AN APPENDIX VERMIS DUPLEX: A CASE REPORTA Garza , MD , JA Gonzalez MD,FACS , C Richart MD, FACS , R Martinez MD, FACSPresenter: Alejandro Garza University Of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Edinburg, Texas Poster #94A UNIQUE PRESENTATION OF ECTOPIC THYROID TISSUE, A CASE REPORTE Allen, M Alzeerah, MD, S Tsiao, MD, N Aydin, MD, S Misra, MDPresenter: Erika Allen Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Amarillo, TX Poster #95SPONTAEOUS ENDOMETRIOSIS ASSOCIATED WITH AN UMBILICAL HERNIA: A CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATUREHishaam Ismael MD, FACS, Yury Ragoza DO, Angela Harden PA-C, Steven Cox MDPresenter: Yury Ragoza DOUniversity of Texas Health Northeast, Tyler, Texas Poster #96CARDIAC TRANSPLANTATION IN A PATIENT WITH SITUS INVERSUS TOTALIS AND CONGENITALLY CORRECTED TRANSPOSITIONNS Clarke MD, MH Drazner MD, ME Jessen MD, M Peltz MDPresenter: Nicholas Clarke MDUT Southwestern, Dallas, Texas

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Poster #97DOUBLE TROUBLE THREE DECADES IN THE MAKING: HOW A COMPLEX RETAINED FOREIGN BODY REMAINED UNDETECTED FOR 30 YEARSM Bobbs MD, Y Chung MD, PG Teixeira MD, CVR Brown MDPresenter: Melanie Bobbs MDDell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas

Poster #98MCCUNE-ALBRIGHT SYNDROME: A RARE CAUSE OF ORTHOPEDIC PAINAlex Forrester MSIII, Samuel Groot MSIII, Rakhshanda Rahman MD, Robert Kauffman MDPresenter: Alex Forrester Texas Tech School of Medicine, Amarillo, Texas

Poster #99INCARCERATED PARAESOPHAGEAL HERNIA IN A PREGNANT FEMALE, A CASE REPORTMM Wynn BS, CP Martyn MD, BL Clapp MD, AH Tyroch MDPresenter: Matthew Wynn Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso Paul L Foster School of Medicine, El Paso, Texas

Poster #100PNEUMATIC INJURY TO COLON RESULTING IN TOTAL ABDOMINAL COLECTOMY WITH ILEO-RECTAL ANASTOMOSISCP Martyn MD, Z Kronfol MDPresenter: Colin Martyn M.D.Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at El Paso, El Paso, TX

Poster #101A CASE REPORT OF SMALL BOWEL OBSTRUCTION FOLLOWING LAPAROSCOPIC INGUINAL HERNIA REPAIR SECONDARY TO BARBED SUTURE USEMD Roy, B Bankhead-Kendall, MD, B Yaldo, MDPresenter: Brittany Bankhead-Kendall MS, MDUT Austin - Dell Medical School, Austin, TX Poster #102INGUINAL HERNIA REDUCTION EN-MASSE, A CASE REPORTA Yatawatta MD MS MRCSL Griffin MDW Mileski MDPresenter: Ashanga Yatawatta MBBS MD MS MRCSUniversity of Texas Medical branch at Galveston, Galveston, TX

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Poster #103INTERNAL HERNIA THROUGH A DEFECT BETWEEN A THE SIGMOID COLON AND LEFT FALLOPIAN TUBEMA Estrada MD, M Mohammadi MD, E Onkendi MB ChBPresenter: Michelle Estrada M.D.Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, TX Poster #104WHAT NOT TO DO: GLOBAL ENDOMETRIAL ABLATION WITH AN IN SITU INTRAUTERINE DEVICER Wagner DO, D Yang BS, K Dowd BS, S Misra MD, R Kauffman MDPresenter: Derek Yang Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Amarillo, TX

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Poster #105SUCCESSFUL CLOSURE OF CATASTROPHIC ABDOMEN UTILIZING NOVEL TECHNIQUE COMBINING A MECHANICAL CLOSURE SYSTEM WITH BIOLOGIC XENOGRAFT THAT ACCELERATES WOUND HEALINGYana Puckett MD MPH MS; Michelle Estrada MD; Catherine Ronaghan MDPresenter: Yana Puckett MD, MPH, MSTexas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, Texas

Poster #106MIND THE GAP: CURRENT TREATMENT ALTERNATIVES FOR GERD PATIENTS FAILING MEDICAL TREATMENT AND NOT READY FOR A FUNDOPLICATIONSG Leeds MD, EA Handren MS, LL Swanstrom MDPresenter: Steven Leeds MDBaylor University Medical Center at Dallas, Dallas, TX Poster #107PATHOLOGIC FINDINGS OF THE GALLBLADDER IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING SURGERY FOR BILIARY DYSKINESIAHA AHMED MD, D HWANG B.S, S DISSANAIKE MDPresenter: HASSAN AHMED MD MRCSITEXAS TECH HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER, Lubbock, TX Poster #109TRENDS IN LAPAROSCOPIC VERSUS OPEN COLORECTAL SURGERY OVER TIME BETWEEN 2005-2014 USING THE ACS-NSQIP DATABASECH Davis MD, BA Shirkey PhD, LW Moore MS, HR Bailey MD, BJ Dunkin MD, MV Cusick MDPresenter: Catherine Davis MDHouston Methodist Hospital, Houston, TX Poster #110LOCALLY ADVANCED CARCINOSARCOMA OF THE PANCREAS: A BAYLOR EXPERIENCEStill S, Becerra C, Mitchell J, Cavaness KMPresenter: Sasha Still MDBaylor University Medical Center, Dallas, Texas Poster #111SHARED DECISION-MAKING DURING SURGICAL CONSULTATION FOR GALLSTONES AT A SAFETY-NET HOSPITALKM Mueck MD MPH, MI Leal PhD, CC Wan, BF Goldberg, TE Saunders MD, SG Millas MD, MK Liang MD, TC Ko MD, LS Kao MD MSPresenter: Krislynn Mueck MD MPHHealth Science Center at Houston, Houston, TX

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Poster #112USE OF INDOCYANINE GREEN (ICG) ANGIOGRAPHY IN BLUNT TRAUMA: A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR INTRAOPERATIVE EVALUATION OF BOWEL PERFUSION AND VIABILITYC Martinez BS, C Tallant MD, D Galvan MD, A Santos MDPresenter: Carlos Martinez Texas Tech University Health Science Center in Amarillo, Amarillo, TX

Poster #113PANCREATIC ADENOCARCINOMA IN AN ADULT WITH CONGENITAL INTESTINAL MALROTATION AND DUODENAL ATRESIAY Ishida MD, JR Krimbill, JK Howe MD, BR Davis MDPresenter: Yuichi Ishida MDTexas Tech Paul L. Foster School of Medicine, El Paso, Texas Poster #114CLOSED INCISION NEGATIVE PRESSURE THERAPY SHOULD BE CONSIDERED FOR OBESE PATIENTS UNDERGOING LAPAROTOMY FOR GYNECOLOGIC MALIGNANCIES1.) Travis Sims, MD [email protected].) Lavanya Palavalli Parsons, [email protected].) Siobhan Kehoe, [email protected].) Debra Richardson, [email protected].) David Miller, MPresenter: Travis Sims MDUniversity of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Tx

Poster #115STICK A SPONGE IN IT: NOVEL MANAGEMENT OF GASTROINTESTINAL DEFECTS IN THE CHEST, ABDOMEN, AND PELVISMA Mencio MD, JS Burdick MD, E Ontiveros, SG Leeds MDPresenter: Marissa Mencio MDBaylor University Medical Center, Dallas, Tx Poster #116PER ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY TO TREAT TYPE III ACHALASIA AFTER MULTIPLE PNEUMATIC DILATIONSMA Farukhi MD, RW McCallum MD, MO Othman MD, BR Davis MD Presenter: Mohammad Farukhi MD Presenter: Mohammad Farukhi, MDTexas Tech University HSC El Paso, El Paso, TX

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Poster #117EXCELLENT OUTCOMES AFTER LIVER TRANSPLANTATION FOR HEPATITIS B-RELATED COMPLICATIONS REGARDLESS OF VIREMIC STATUS, A SINGLE-CENTER ANALYSIST Hirase MPH, D Victor MD, J Balogh MD, A Saharia MD, C Mobley MD, J Hall MD, H Monsour MD, V Ankoma-Sey MD, J Galati MD, AO Gaber MD, RM Ghobrial MD, S Gordon Burroughs MDPresenter: Takashi Hirase MPHDepartment of Surgery, Houston Methodist Hospital, Houston, TX

Poster #118COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE PLATFORMS FOR COLORECTAL SURGERY IN THE ELDERLYS Ibarra MD, A Gonzalez MD, D Keller MD, E Haas MDPresenter: Rodrigo Pedraza MDDepartment of Surgery, Houston Methodist Hospital, Houston, TX

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TRAUMA AND CRITICAL CARE

Poster #119INVESTIGATING THE “GOLDEN HOUR” IN AIR TRANSPORTED TRAUMA VICTIMS - MAY NOT IMPACT MORTALITYHN Pham, Y Puckett MD, S Dissanaike MDPresenter: Hannah Pham Texas Tech University Health Science Center School of Medicine, Lubbock, Texas

Poster #120MORE IS NOT BETTER: FAILURE OF A COMPREHENSIVE VTE PREVENTION ALGORITHMAT Clark MD, CT Minshall MD, AJ Starr MD, JB Imran MD, TD Madni MD, SE Wolf MD, MW Cripps MDPresenter: Audra Clark MDUT Southwestern, Dallas, TX

Poster #121IMPLEMENTATION OF PATIENT AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES IN A TRAUMA/INTENSIVE CARE SETTINGS Agtarap MS, K Roden-Foreman BA, EE Rainey MS CCRC, M Kolessar PhD; ML Foreman MD, M Powers PhD, AM Warren PhDPresenter: Stephanie Agtarap MSBaylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX

Poster #122DRIVER SEE, DRIVER CRASH: NASCAR VIEWERSHIP RATINGS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH NATIONAL INCREASES IN MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISIONS WITH AND WITHOUT INJURYJW Roden-Foreman BA, N Vaughan MD, ML Foreman MDPresenter: Jacob Roden-Foreman BABaylor University Medical Center, Dallas, Texas Poster #123RIB FRACTURES AND MORTALITY: BREAKING THE CAUSAL RELATIONSHIPS Radpour MA, K Luftman MD, CVR Brown MDPresenter: Sepeadeh Radpour MAUniversity Medical Center Brackenridge, Austin, TX Poster #124WE DON’T NEED FULL ACTIVATION: GUNSHOT WOUNDS ISOLATED TO THE EXTREMITIES DO NOT REQUIRE FULL TRAUMA TEAM ACTIVATIONS AS MANDATED BY THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONSP Edmundson MD, JW Roden-Foreman BA, ML Foreman MDPresenter: Philip Edmundson MDBaylor University Medical Center, Dallas, Texas Poster #125DON’T CALL ME CRAZY! DELIRIUM OCCURS OUTSIDE OF THE ICU.CP Pearcy MD, A Cahill MD, K Almahmoud MD MPH, PL Sladek MD, V Agrawal PhD, MS Truitt MDPresenter: Anthony Cahill, MDMethodist Dallas Health System, Dallas, TX

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Poster #126RETROSPECTIVE STUDY EXAMINING THE ETIOLOGY OF GUNSHOT WOUNDS AND STAB WOUNDS IN LUBBOCK, TEXASSharmila Dissanaike MD, David Michaels MABPresenter: David Michaels Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, Tx Poster #127VARIATION OF SYMPTOMS ENDORSEMENT IN SUBSCALE DSM-5 PTSD CLUSTERS IN OUTPATIENT TRAUMA CLINICSY Park, JL George PhD, BH Williams MDPresenter: So-Youn Park UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

Poster #128NEEDLE BREAK: COMPLICATION AND MANAGEMENT OF INTRA-OSSEOUS VASCULAR ACCESSR Conkin MBA, Katie Dowd BSc, A Santos MDPresenter: Rachel Conkin MBA,MBTexas Tech Health Science Center in Amarillo, Amarillo, TX

Poster #129EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS OF DISCLOSURE TRENDS AMONG VICTIMS OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCEJ George PhD, M Reilly LCSW, M Carr, L Hewitt NP, K Laughlin LPC, J Sullivan PhD, B Williams MD, E Porsa MDPresenter: Jessica George PhDParkland Health & Hospital System, Dallas, TX

Poster #130SEVERE NECROTIZING SOFT TISSUE INFECTION IN THE SETTING OF EXTRAPERITONEAL BLADDER INJURYC Martinez BS, Ariel Santos, MDPresenter: Carlos Martinez BSTexas Tech University Health Science Center at Amarillo, Amarillo, Texas

Poster #131MODELING THE NEED FOR FIRST RESPONDERS IN RURAL UNITED STATESGE Sorensen Ph.D, M Aranke, M Bhatia, D Vyas MDPresenter: Grant Sorensen PhDTexas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine, Lubbock, TX Poster #132EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES OF YOUNG VS ELDERLY AFTER TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURYTJ Choi BA, BT Schnettgoecke BA, CE Wade PhD, JB Holcomb MD, SD Adams MDPresenter: Timothy Choi BAUniversity of Texas Houston, Houston, TX

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TRAUMA, CRITICAL CARE, AND BURNS Poster #133THE VALIDITY OF HOURLY NEUROLOGIC ASSESSMENTS IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT FOR PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY.Bedros N, Geoffrion TR, Kabangu JL, Aoun SG, Provenzale N, Barker, S, Minshall CT, Williams BHPresenter: Nicole Bedros MDUniversity of Texas Southwestern, Dallas, TX Poster #134LIPOSUCTION TREATMENT OF A MOREL-LAVALLEE LESION: A CASE REPORTSK Ardeshna MD, LW Griffin MDPresenter: Shana Ardeshna MDUTMB, Galveston, Texas Poster #135BURN SERUM STIMULATED MITOCHONDRIAL FISSION DECREASES WITH IL6 ANTIBODY TREATMENTAJ Sehat BA, CT Maxwell BS, KS Panwar BS, RG Kulangara BA, NN Maredia BS, SE Wolf MD, J Song MDPresenter: Alvand Sehat BAUniversity of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Tx

Poster #136ENDOVASCULAR MANAGEMENT OF TRAUMATIC AORTOCAVAL FISTULA AND VISCERAL PSEUDOANEURYSM Khalil Chamseddin, MD, Ryan Meehan, MD; Ali Mujtaba, MD; John Rectenwald III, MD Presenter: Khalil Chamseddin, MD UT Southwestern, Dallas, TX Poster #137HEART RATE VARIABILITY AS A POTENTTIAL DIAGNOSTIC TOOL IN BURN SEPSISO Nunez-Lopez MD, M Zhu PhD, X Wang BS, FJ Bohanon MD, JO Lee MD, DN Herndon MD, RS Radhakrishnan MDPresenter: Omar Nunez Lopez MDUniversity of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX Poster #138EXTRACORPOREAL MEMBRANE OXYGENATION WITHOUT ANTICOAGULATION IN TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURYNA Vaughan MD, OO Hernandez BSN, JM Estroff MDPresenter: Nathan Vaughan MD, MPHBaylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX

Poster #139COMBINATION THERAPEUTIC APPROACH FOR MUSCLE FUNCTION IMPROVEMENT IN INJURED MICERG Kulangara BA, AJ Sehat BA, N Maredia BS, C Maxwell BS, M Liu MS, K DeSpain BS, SE Wolf MD, J Song MDPresenter: Rohan Kulangara UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Tx

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Poster #140FACTORS PREDICTIVE OF MULTIPLE ORGAN DYSFUNCTION FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURYS Lee MD PhD, H Hwang BA, JM Yamal PhD, JC Goodman PhD, IP Aisiku MD MBA, CS Robertson MD, S Gopinath MDPresenter: Sungho Lee MDBaylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX Poster #141PEDIATRIC AORTOILIAC INJURY FOLLOWING BLUNT TRAUMAED Daniele MD, AC Coleman MD, BH Hirsch MD, RP Paone MD, TM McGill MD, JF Fitzwater MD,Presenter: Edward Daniele MDTexas Tech University Health Sciences Center, lubbock, tx Poster #142THE USE OF METHADONE PLUS GABAPENTIN AS A MULTIMODAL PAIN REGIMEN COMPARED WITH TRADITIONAL PAIN MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS IN BURN PATIENTS: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY.E. Ahnood, BS, J. E. Kesey, RN, FNP, M. Elshiekh, MD, S. Dissanaike, MD, J. Griswold, MDPresenter: Elmira Ahnood StudentTexas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, TX

Poster #143POCKET ROCKET: CLINICAL CONSEQUENCES OF LITHIUM BATTERY EXPLOSION IN ELECTRONIC CIGARETTESA Hand MD, M Scheerer MD, A Idicula MD, J Griswold MD, J Kesey NPPresenter: Audrey Hand MDTexas Tech, Lubbock, TX Poster #144FORGET-ME-NOT: A CASE OF RARE CONCOMITANT UPPER AND LOWER EXTREMITY COMPARTMENT SYNDROMESB. Maveal, B. Bankhead-Kendall MS, MD, P. Teixeira MDPresenter: Brittany Bankhead-Kendall MS, MDUT Austin - Dell Medical School, Austin, TX Poster #146DELAYED PRESENTATION OF TRAUMATIC DUODENAL PERFORATION LEADING TO EARLY EMPYEMAK Leal, M.D.; E Daniele, M.D.; P Ladha, M.D., A Halldorsson, M.D.; S Brooks, M.DPresenter: Karla Leal M.D.Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, TX

Poster #147A COMPARISON OF PROGNOSIS CALCULATORS FOR GERIATRIC TRAUMA: A P.A.L.LI.A.T.E. CONSORTIUM STUDYT Madni MD, AP Ekeh MD, K Brasel MD, K Inaba MD, B Bruns MD, JD Kerby MD, J Cushcieri MD, J Mohler MD, P Nakonezny MD, J Imran MD, SE Wolf MD, E Paulk MD, R Rhodes MD, HA Phelan MDPresenter: Tarik Madni MDUniversity of Texas Southwestern, Dallas, TX

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EDUCATION, ETHICS, AND OUTCOMES

Poster #148INTEGRATION OF STRUCTURED ROBOTIC CURRICULUM IMPROVES GENERAL SURGERY RESIDENT EDUCATIONSG Leeds MD, D Farmer MD, EA Handren MS, KM Cavaness DOPresenter: Sarah Mustafa MDBaylor University Medical Center at Dallas, Dallas, TXPOSTER SESSION 5 -- EDUCATION, ETHICS, AND OUTCOMES

Poster #149IS SURGERY LAGGING BEHIND IN MEDICAL EDUCATION? SURVEY OF MEDICAL STUDENTS ON THEIR PERCEPTION OF ATTENDINGS DURING CLERKSHIP ROTATIONS.E Cho MD, D Dietemann, D Jeyarajah MDPresenter: Edward Cho MDMethodist Health Systems, Dallas, TX

Poster #150DEVELOMENT OF A METHODOLOGY TO REDUCE MORTALITY USING THE VETERANS AFFAIRS SURGICAL QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (VASQIP) RISK CALCULATORG Flores, A Armstrong, D Kroll MD, D Keller MD, CN Ellis MDPresenter: George Flores Medical StudentTexas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Odessa, TX Poster #151DRIVING QUALITY IMPROVEMENT WITH ENHANCED RECOVERY AFTER SURGERY: THE ROLE OF EARLY FOLEY CATHETER REMOVALA Mercadel BS, DS Keller MS MD, J Ho BS, E Saeler BSN, W Chan MD, KO Wells MD, JW Fleshman MD, W Peters MD MBAPresenter: Alyssa Mercadel BSTexas A&M College of Medicine, Dallas, TX Poster #152USING ENHANCED RECOVERY AFTER SURGERY TO IMPROVE PROCESS CONTROL IN COLORECTAL SURGERY: FOCUS ON LENGTH OF STAYJ Ho BS, A Mercadel BS, E Saeler BSN, W Chan MD, KO Wells MD, JW Fleshman MD, W Peters MD MBA, DS Keller MS MDPresenter: Jessie Ho BSTexas A&M University College of Medicine, Dallas, TX

Poster #153IMPACT OF FEEDBACK MODALITY ON LAPAROSCOPIC SIMULATION LEARNING FOR MEDICAL STUDENTSYR Yu MD, SR Shah MD, D Taylor BA, B Naik-Mathuria MDPresenter: Yangyang Yu MDBaylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX

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Poster #155ASSESSING THE RISK OF OSTEOPOROSIS RELATED HIP FRACTURESMY Moses, MSPresenter: MyLisa Moses MSRoss University School of Medicine, Webster, Texas Poster #156HOW THE WEST WAS WON: WEST TEXAS AS A PROVING GROUND FOR PREHOSPITAL TRAUMA CARE EDUCATION.Natalie Tully, BS, TuongVy Dang, BS, MS, Manisha Bhatia, BS, Mayank Aranke, BS, Joseph Wright, BS, Dinesh Vyas, MDPresenter: Joseph Wright BSTexas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, Tx

Poster #157CREATION OF A SYSTEM-BASED MODULAR REPORTING TOOL (SMART) DASHBOARD FOR MONITORING PROCESS AND OUTCOMES OF AN ENHANCED RECOVERY PATHWAYJ Lysikowski PhD, JL Anandam MD, PK Brown MBA, T Roberts, G Joshi MD, J Rabaglia MDPresenter: Jennifer Rabaglia MDUT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX Poster #158QUALITY INITIATIVES TO IMPROVE ANTIBIOTIC ADMINISTRATION TIMES FOR PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY PATIENTS WITH NEUTROPENIC FEVERB Rodriguez RN, D Yang BS, M Austin RN, N Aydin MD, S Misra, MDPresenter: Derek Yang Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Amarillo, TX Poster #159INNOVATIVE PRE-HOSPITAL CARE EDUCATION PROTOCOL IN SCHOOL STUDENTSK Muzaffar BS, A Fa MPH, N Khandelwal MBA, E Larumbe, PhD, Manisha Bhatia MS, D Vyas MDPresenter: Kanza Muzaffar Texas Tech University Health Science Center School of Medicine - Permian Basin, Odessa, TX Poster #160EARLY CHALLENGES TO ENGAGING REFUGEE POPULATIONS IN COMMUNITY-BASED CANCER PREVENTION MEASURESM Marsh, M Saucedo BS, K Dowd BS, D Cox BA, D Yang BS, A Mishra MD, N Aydin MD, S Misra MDPresenter: Melissa Saucedo Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine, Amarillo, Amarillo, TX

Poster #161IMPROVED OUTCOMES USING INSTILLATIONAL NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY IN TREATMENT OF COMPLEX SURGICAL WOUNDS: A CASE SERIESJL Van Eps MD, P Rupert APRN, RA Ochoa MD, LJ Punch MD, S Gordon-Burroughs MD, S Martinez MDPresenter: Jeff Van Eps MDHouston Methodist Hospital, Houston, TX

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SURGICAL ONCOLOGYPoster #162INVASIVE ADENOCARCINOMA IN INTRADUCTAL PAPILLARY NEOPLASM OF THE BILE DUCTH Ahmed Md, E Onkendi Mb ChbPresenter: Hassan Ahmed Md MrcsiTexas Tech Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, Tx

Poster #163TRANSITION TO A VIRGIN HEPATOBILIARY HOSPITAL – THE SURGEON CAN DRIVE OUTCOME!E Cho, MD, D Babaniji, A Chapates RN, H Osman MD, D Jeyarajah MDPresenter: Edward Cho MDMethodist Health Systems, Dallas, TX Poster #164BILATERAL ADENOMYOEPITHELIOMA OF THE BREASTA Idicula MD, MS R Rahman MD, S Graham MDPresenter: Anceslo Idicula M.D.,M.S.Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, Texas Poster #165USING ENDOSCOPY TO MINIMIZE THE EXTENT OF RESECTION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF GIANT GISTS OF THE STOMACHHishaam Ismael MD, FACS, Yury Ragoza DO, Steven Cox MDPresenter: Yury Ragoza DOUniversity of Texas Health Northeast, Tyler, Texas Poster #166COMMUNITY THAT PAYS TOGETHER STAYS TOGETHER: SHARING OF RESOURCES IN COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING AND TREATMENT OF UNDERSERVED POPULATIONSKE Dowd BS, D Yang BS, A Mishra MD, M Marsh, D Cox, N Aydin MD, Subhasis Misra MDPresenter: Katie Dowd Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine, Amarillo, amarillo, tx

Poster #167DETERMINATION OF OPTIMAL ROUTINE EXCHANGE FREQUENCY TO MINIMIZE COSTS AFTER PERCUTANEOUS NEPHROSTOMY PLACEMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH MALIGNANT URINARY OBSTRUCTION DUE TO GYNECOLOGIC CANCERSS Acosta-Torres MD, JL McDevitt MD MBA; N Zhang MD, T Hu MD, A Odu MBBS, Y Xi PhD; AK Pillai MD; DS Miller MDPresenter: Stefany Acosta-Torres MDUniversity of Texas-Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX

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Poster #168GERM CELL TUMOR PRESENTING AS NECK LYMPHADENOPATHY WITH UNKNOWN PRIMARYRA Uhlmann MD, CM Richart MD, DS Davenport MD, S Milov MDPresenter: Rebecca Uhlmann MDUTRGV, Edinburg, TX

Poster #169THE IMPACT OF BODY MASS INDEX ON SURGICAL OUTCOMES OF TOTAL LAPAROSCOPIC RADICAL HYSTERECTOMY IN WOMEN WITH EARLY STAGE CERVICAL CANCERBM Roane MD, DB Manders MD, B Hoffman, DS Miller MD, JS Lea MDPresenter: Brandon Roane MDUniversity of Texas Southwestern University - Dallas, Dallas, Tx Poster #170VALUE OF FOCUS GROUP IN HIGH RISK POPULATION FOR MELANOMA IN ASSESSING KNOWLEDGE, BELIEFS, AND BARRIERS TO SKIN PROTECTIONM Marsh, D Yang BS, D Cox, N Aydin, MD, S Misra, MDPresenter: Derek Yang BSTexas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Amarillo, TX Poster #171CANCER SYMPOSIUM IN THE RURAL SETTINGN Aydin MD, M Preston MS-3, K Dowd, MS-4, S Misra MDPresenter: Nail Aydin M.D., FACS, FACCWSTexas Tech University Health Sciences Center-Amarillo, Amarillo, TX

Poster #172OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING METASTASECTOMY FOR SOLID ORGAN MALIGNANCIESN Arita MD, E Vo MD, E Silberfein MD, C Hsu MDPresenter: Cary Hsu MDBaylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX

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SUBSPECIALTIESPosters #173-#178 will be on Kiosk #5

Poster #173MIGRATION OF 2 VENTRICULOPERITONEAL SHUNT CATHETERS TO THE SCROTUM: USE OF AN INGUINAL INCISION FOR RETRIEVAL, DIAGNOSTIC LAPAROSCOPY AND HERNIA REPAIRC Ricci MD, BM Velimirovic MD, TN Fitzgerald MD,PhDPresenter: Caesar Ricci MDTexas Tech UHSC El Paso, El Paso, TX

Poster #174CHRONIC OSTEOMYELITIS OF THE STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT FOLLOWING A COMMON PLASTIC SURGERY PROCEDURE: DIAGNOSIS, SURGICAL MANAGEMENT AND CONSIDERATIONSVJ Hassid MD, B Sepesi MDPresenter: Victor Hassid MD, FACSUT MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX Poster #175INTERESTING CASE OF AMYAND’S HERNIA IN PRE-MATURE NEONATEY Gao MD, A Leal MD, T McGill MDPresenter: Yue Gao MDTexas Tech Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, TX-Texas Poster #176INTERESTING CASE OF AN ISOLATED SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY DISSECTIONY Gao MD, D Santana MDPresenter: Yue Gao MDTexas Tech Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, TX-Texas

Poster #177AN INTERESTING CASE OF PAGET-SCHROETTER SYNDROME AND TREATMENTY Gao MD, H Ahmed MD, D Santana MDPresenter: Yue Gao MDTexas Tech Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, TX-Texas Poster #178INITIAL CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF PEDIATRIC BLUNT AORTIC INJURIES APPEARS SAFELucyna Ciecura, MD, Atish Chopra, MD, Ruth E Jones, MD, J Gregory Modrall, MD, FACS, R James Valentine, MD, FACS, Shellie Josephs, MD, Jayer Chung, MD, MSc, FACSPresenter: Ruth Ellen Jones, MD UT Southwestern, Dallas, Texas

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Poster #179REMOTE PATIENT MONITORING AFTER WEIGHT LOSS SURGERY IN ADOLESCENTSFG Qureshi MD, G O’Neill PA-C, LS Burkhalter MPH, GP Wools BA, FB Fike MDPresenter: Faisal Qureshi MDUniversity of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX Poster #180NOT ALL CONTACTS ARE CREATED EQUAL: AN UNRECOGNIZED CAUSE OF REACTIVE LYMPHOID HYPERPLASIAHV Broyles MSIII, RE Swann MDPresenter: Heather Broyles MSIIIBrazos Eye Surgery of Texas, Waco, TX

Poster #181SIGNIFICANT DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN MEDICARE AND MEDICAID REIMBURSEMENTS FOR LIMB PRESERVATION PROCEDURES ACROSS TEXASN Zamani MD, S Sharath MPH, NR Barshes MD MPHPresenter: Nader Zamani MDBaylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX Poster #183RESULTS OF A NEW ONABOTULINUMTOXINA (BOTOX) INJECTION PARADIGM FOR THE TREATMENT OF MIGRAINE HEADACHES: ANATOMICAL, REGIONAL, AND TARGETEDM Chung BS, K Sanniec MD, B Amirlak MDPresenter: Michael Chung BSUniversity of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX Poster #184SUPERFICIAL VENOUS DISEASE TREATMENTS IN A VETERAN POPULATION: A SINGLE CENTER 8 YEAR EXPERIENCEAT Laux MD; T Williams PA-C; BE Lenhan BS; LL Pounds MDPresenter: Anne Laux MDUTHSCSA, San Antonio, Texas Poster #185THE FIRST REPORTED SURVIVOR OF A LARGE THORACOSCHISISTA Mitchell MD, B Childress MD, S Garza-Cox MD, JW Simmons III DO, JJ Doski MD, IC Mitchell MDPresenter: Ian Mitchell MD, FACSSan Antonio Pediatric Surgery Associates, San Antonio, TX



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Poster #186EVALUATING VASCULAR INJURY ASSOCIATED WITH LIGAMENTOUS KNEE INJURY IN MORBIDLY OBESE PATIENTS IN WEST TEXAS AND THE IMPACT OF BODY MASS INDEX ON PRESENTING COMORBIDITIES, TREATMENT PLANS, AND OUTCOMESD Santana MD; J Cardwell BS; A Haq BSPresenter: Ayman Haq, BSTexas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, Texas



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3:05pm-3:12pm THE USE OF THE 5MMV Fikfak MD, P Gaur MD, E Chan MD and M Kim MDPresenter: Vid Fikfak MDHouston Methodist Hospital, Houston, TX

3:12pm-3:19pmTHORACOSCOPIC RESECTION OF INTRALOBAR PULMONARY SEQUESTRATIONK Pence, MD, PG Khaitan, MD, EY Chan, MD, MP Kim, MDPresenter: Karen Dickinson MDHouston Methodist Hospital, Houston, TX

3:19pm-3:26pmLAPAROSCOPIC DUODENOJEJUNOSTOMY FOR SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY SYNDROMERM Peterson MD, P Nguyen MDPresenter: Richard Peterson MD, MPH, FACS, FASMBSUT Health San Antonio, San Antonio, TX

3:26pm-3:33pmLINX EROSION TREATED ENDOSCOPICALLYFP Buckley MD, GL Bonner MDPresenter: Gwen Bonner MDBaylor, Scott & White, Temple, TX

3:33pm-3:40pmMINIMALLY INVASIVE THORACOABDOMINAL REPAIR OF IATROGENIC DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIAKJ Dickinson MD, V Fikfak, MD, EY Chan, MD, PG Khaitan, MD, MP Kim, MDPresenter: Karen Dickinson MDHouston Methodist Hospital, Houston, TX

3:40pm-3:47pmLAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY IN A PATIENT WITH SITUS INVERSUSD Cherla MD, T Cobb MD, M Liang MD, and TE Saunders MDPresenter: Tamara Saunders MDUTHealth, Houston, Tx

3:47pm-3:54pmLAPAROSCOPIC REMNANT CHOLECYSTECTOMY AFTER 52 YEARS OF OPEN CHOLECYSTECTOMYMohanad Elshiekh MD, Hassan Ahmed MD MRCSI, Edwin Onkendi MB ChBPresenter: mohanad elshiek MDTTUHSC, Lubbock, TX

VIDEO SESSION 3:05pm-4:08pm • Ballroom A


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3:54pm-4:01pmROBOTIC ASSISTED LAPAROSCOPIC LEFT PARADUODENAL HERNIA REPAIRWM Chan MD, N Smallwood MD, DS Keller MS MD, R Rodriguez-Ruesga MDPresenter: WInston Chan MDBaylor University Medical Center, Dallas, TX

4:01pm-4:08pmLAPAROSCOPIC OMENTAL DRAPE PATCH FOR DUAL PERFORATION OF STOMACH AND DUODENUM, AFTER RADIOTHERAPY OF ESOPHAGEAL CANCER.HA AHMED MD, AH ARYAIE MDPresenter: HASSAN AHMED MD MRCSITEXAS TECH HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER, LUBBOCK, TX

VIDEO SESSION 3:05pm-4:08pm • Ballroom A


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NORTH TEXAS CHAPTER

Baylor University Medical CenterCory McLaughlin MD - PGY-3Sasha Still MD - PGY-3

Methodist Health SystemTim Gutierrez MD - PGY-5Paul Deramo MD - PGY-4

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center - LubbockYana Puckett MD - PGY-3Hassan Ahmed MD - PGY-5

UT SouthwesternEpameinondas “Nodas” Dogeas MD - PGY-3Nicholas Clarke MD - PGY-3

SOUTH TEXAS CHAPTER

Baylor College of Medicine - HoustonNader Zamani MD - PGY-2Patricio Lau MD - PGY-2

Houston Methodist HospitalJeffrey Van Eps MD - PGY-5Catherine Davis MD - PGY-2

San Antonio Military Medical CenterThomas Heafner MD - PGY-5Alex Nissen MD - PGY-1

Scott & WhiteMatthew Tillman MD - PGY-5Chad Hall MD - PGY-2

Texas Tech University Health Science Center-El PasoYuichi Ishida MD - PGY-5Hashim Hanif MD - PGY-3

UT Dell Medical SchoolKevin Luftman MD - PGY-5Yvonne Chung MD - PGY-3

UT-HoustonMaamoun Harmouch MD - PGY-4Kyle Mitchell MD - PGY-2

The University of Texas Medical BranchOmar Nunez MD - PGY-2Richard Lu MD - PGY-4

UT Rio Grande Valley Alexjandro Garza MD - PGY-2Rebecca Uhlmann MD - PGY-1

UT San AntinoRob Martinez MD - PGY-5Mohammed Al Fayyadh MD - PGY-3

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Thursday, February 23, 2017Courtyard Marriott Austin DowntownReception: 5:00pmGame: 6:15pm

Game Room #1Moderators: Mike Truitt, MD, FACSJudge: Warren Lichlighter, MD, FACS

• Baylor University Medical Center• Methodist Health System• Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center - Lubbock• UT Southwestern

Game #2Moderators: Kevin Lally, MD, FACSJudge: Rob Todd, MD, FACS

• Texas Tech University Health Science Center-El Paso• Scott & White• The University of Texas Medical Branch• UT San Antino

Game #3Moderators: Rob Carpenter, MD, FACSJudge: Lillian Kao, MD, FACS

• San Antonio Military Medical Center• Baylor College of Medicine – Houston• UT Dell Medical School

Game #4Moderators: Alan Tyroch, MD, FACSJudge: J. Scott Thomas, MD, FACS

• UT Rio Grande Valley• UT-Houston• Houston Methodist Hospital

Friday, February 25, 2017Reception: 5:30pmGame: 6:00pm

CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDNTC Moderator: Warren Lichliter STC Moderator: J. Patrick Walker

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2017Courtyard Marriott Austin Downtown4:30pm

This one-hour competition is for residents from North and South Texas Surgical Residences. This entertaining event is designed for the residents to compete against one another in a series of activities to test their skills. There will be 6 stations in the competition: simple suturing, vascular anastomosis, laparoscopic peg transfer and laparoscopic suturing.

NORTH TEXAS CHAPTER

Methodist Health SystemTim Gutierrez MD - PGY-5Morgan Floyd MD - PGY-1

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center - LubbockMichelle Estrada MD - PGY-1Edward Daniele MD - PGY-3

SOUTH TEXAS CHAPTER

Houston Methodist HospitalJeffrey VanEps MD - PGY-5Rodrigo Pedraza MD - PGY-3

San Antonio Military Medical CenterThomas Heafner MD - PGY-5Tommy Brown MD - PGY-3

Scott & WhiteMatthew Tillman MD - PGY-5Chad Hall MD - PGY-2

Texas Tech University Health Science CenterHashim Hanif MD - PGY-3Azam Farukhi MD - PGY-5

The University of Texas Medical BranchRichard Lu MD - PGY-4Rece Laney MD - PGY-3

UT Dell Medical SchoolDanilo Martins MD - PGY-4Brittany Bankhead-Kendall MD - PGY-3

UT Health HoustonMaamoun Harmouch MD - PGY-4Kyle Mitchell MD - PGY-2

UT Rio Grande ValleyAlejandro Garza MD - PGY-2Rebecca Uhlmann MD - PGY-1

UT San AntonioTatiana Cardenas MD - PGY-5Juan Marcano MD - PGY-5

SURGICAL SKILL ROUND-UP


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AU S T I N , T E X ASSPONSORS & EXHIBITORS

The North & South Texas Chapters of the American College of Surgeons is grateful for educational grants from the following companies:

PLATINUM LEVEL ACell, Inc.Applied Medical Resources CorporationCook MedicalEthicon US, LLCLifeCellSirtex

The North & South Texas Chapters of the American College of Surgeons is grateful for marketing support from the following company:

PLATINUM LEVELBard Davol

The North & South Texas Chapter of the American College of Surgeons is grateful for the following exhibiting companies:

ACell, Inc.Acelity Applied Medical Resources CorporationBK UltrasoundBard DavolBoston ScientificCianna MedicalCounsylCook MedicalEmCare Surgical ServicesEthicon US, LLCFaxitron BiopticsGenomic HealthGore & AssociatesGetinge GroupImaCor Inc.LifeCellMallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, Inc.MedtronicMedtronic Advanced Ablation SolutionsMerck & Co., Inc.NeoSurgicalNovadaqPacira PharmaceuticalsSirtex

EXHIBIT HOURS

Friday 7:00am-4:00pm Saturday 7:00am-10:45am Ballroom BC


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U S T I N , T E X AS NORTH TEXAS LEADERSHIPPRESIDENTSharmila D. Dissanaike, MD, FACSTexas Tech Univ. Health Science CenterLubbock, TX

VICE PRESIDENTSteven E. Wolf, MD, FACSUT Southwestern, DallasDallas, TX

SECRETARY/TREASURERGary White, MD, FACS951 Greenside Dr., Apt 6322Richardson, TX

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTD. Rohan Jeyarajah, MD, FACSSurgical AssociatesDallas, TX

PROGRAM CHAIRRosa Cuenca, MD, FACSNE TX Oncologic and Reconstructive Surgery, PAMt Pleasant, TX

PROGRAM CO-CHAIRSteven Leeds, MD, FACSBaylor University Medical CenterDallas, TX

GOVERNOR AT LARGEAri O. Halldorsson, MD, FACSTexas Tech Univ. Health Science CenterLubbock, TX

GOVERNOR AT LARGEG. Tom T. Shires, III, MD, FACSPresbyterian Hospital of DallasDallas, TX

GOVERNOR AT LARGEMichael S. Truitt, MD, FACSMethodist Hospital of DallasDallas, TX

SPECIALTY SOCIETY GOVERNORD. Rohan Jeyarajah, MD, FACSSurgical AssociatesDallas, TX

SPECIALTY SOCIETY GOVERNORJoseph Paul Minei, MD, FACSDept. of Surgery/BTCCDallas, TX

SPECIALTY SOCIETY GOVERNORArthur I. Sagalowsky, MD, FACSUniv. of Texas SW Medical CenterDallas, TX

SPECIALITY SOCIETY GOVERNORRobert Sewell, MD, FACSSouthlake, TX

SPECIALTY SOCIETY GOVERNORJames W. Fleshman, MD, FACSChairman, Dept of General SurgeryDallas, TX

SPECIALITY SOCIETY GOVERNORTherese Duane, MD, FACSJPS Health NetworkFort Worth, TX

COUNCILORS Saju Joseph, MD, FACS701 W 5th St Ste 2263Odessa, TX

Scott Bloemendal, MD, FACSSuite 720Fort Worth, TX

Farshid Y. Araghizadeh, MD, FACSU of Texas Southwestern Medical CenterDallas, TX


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AU S T I N , T E X ASNORTH TEXAS LEADERSHIP

COMMITTEE ON TRAUMA PROVINCIAL CHAIRStephen S. Luk, MD, FACSUT Southwestern Medical CenterDallas, TX

COMMISSION ON CANCER STATE CHAIRMisra Subhasis, MD, FACSTexas Tech Univ. Health Science CenterAmarillo, TX

SPECIALITY REPRESENTATIVE - UROLOGYAllan L. Haynes, III, MD, FACSTexas Tech Univ. Health Science CenterLubbock, TX

SPECIALTY REPRESENTATIVE - HEAD AND NECKLarry Leonard Myers, MD, FACSUniv. Texas Southwestern Medical CenterDallas, TX

SPECIALTY REPRESENTATIVE - OBGYNDebra Richardson, MD, FACSUT Southwestern Medical CenterDallas, TX

SPECIALTY REPRESENTATIVE - PEDIATRIC SURGERYJoseph T. Murphy, MD, FACSChildren’s Medical CenterDallas, TX

SPECIALTY REPRESENTATIVE - THORACIC SURGERYBaron Hamman, MD, FACSHeart Place

SPECIALTY REPRESENTATIVE - VASCULAR SURGERYMelissa L. Kirkwood, MD, FACSUT Southwestern Medical CenterDallas, TXWOMEN IN SURGERY REPRESENTATIVEJenna Wishnew, MD, FACS6898 Lebanon RdFrisco, TX

YOUNG FELLOWS ASSOCIATION REP (YFA)Houssam Osman, MD, FACSPavilion II - Suite 933Dallas, TX

YOUNG FELLOWS ASSOCIATION (YFA) REPRESENTATIVEMichael W. Cripps, MD, FACSUT Southwestern Medical CenterDallas, TX

RESIDENT AND ASSOCIATE SOCIETY REPRESENTATIVE (RAS)Jeffrey Watkins, MD8848 Larchwood DriveDallas, TX

PROGRAM DIRECTOR - UT SOUTHWESTERNDaniel J. Scott, MD, FACSUT Southwestern Medical CenterDallas, TX

PROGRAM DIRECTOR - METHODISTMichael S. Truitt, MD, FACSMethodist Hospital of DallasDallas, TX

PROGRAM DIRECTOR - BAYLORRobert Goldstein, MD, FACSBaylor University Medical Center at DallasDallas, TX

PROGRAM DIRECTOR - TEXAS TECHAri O. Halldorsson, MD, FACSTexas Tech Univ. Health Science CenterLubbock, TX

CHAPTER ADMINISTRATORCarrie SteffenNorth Texas Chapter ACS


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U S T I N , T E X AS SOUTH TEXAS LEADERSHIPPRESIDENTTien Ko, MD, FACSUTHSC- HoustonHouston, TX

PRESIDENT ELECT:J. Scott Thomas, MD, FACSScott & White Memorial HospitalTemple, TX

SECRETARY/TREASURER:Kent Van Sickle, MD, FACSUTHSC- San AntonioSan Antonio, TX

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT:Alan Tyroch, MD, FACSTexas Tech UHSC- El PasoEl Paso, TX

PAST PRESIDENTS:J. Patrick Walker, MD, FACSEast Texas Medical CenterCrockett, TX

Ronald Stewart, MD, FACSUTHSC- San AntonioSan Antonio, TX

COUNCILORS:Sherilyn Burroughs, MD, FACSHouston MethodistHouston, TX

Kris Gugliuzza, MD, FACSUniversity of Texas Medical BranchGalveston, TX

Kevin Lally, MD, FACSUTHSC- HoustonHouston, TX

Brian Davis, MD, FACSTexas Tech UHSC- El PasoEl Paso, TX

Lillian Kao, MD, FACSUTHSC- HoustonHouston, TX

GOVERNORSTien Ko, MD, FACS (2015)UTHSC- HoustonHouston, TX

J. Patrick Walker, MD, FACS (2018)Houston County Surgical AssociatesCrocket, TX

Ricardo Martinez, MD, FACS (2018)Doctors Hospital at RenaissanceEdinburg, TXMary Brandt MD, FACS (2016)Texas Children’s HospitalHouston, TX

Daniel Dent, MD, FACS (2016)UTHSC- San AntonioSan Antonio, TXCommittee Chairs

COMMISSION ON CANCER STATE CHAIR:Brian Davis, MD, FACSTexas Tech UHSC- El PasoEl Paso, TX

COMMITTEE ON TRAUMA CHAIR:Alan Tyroch, MD, FACSTexas Tech UHSC- El PasoEl Paso, TX

STX-ACS ADVOCACY CHAIR:Kris Gugliuzza, MD, FACSUniversity of Texas Medical BranchGalveston, TX

STX-ACS YFA CHAIR:Rob Carpenter, MD, FACSScott & White Memorial HospitalTemple, TX


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AU S T I N , T E X ASSOUTH TEXAS LEADERSHIP

RESIDENT COMMITTEE CHAIR:Matthew Tillman, MDScott & White Memorial HospitalTemple, TX

STX YOUNG FELLOWS COMMITTEE:Sherilyn Burroughs, MD, FACSHouston MethodistHouston, TX

Alicia Logue, MD, FACSUTHSC- San AntonioSan Antonio

Vadim Sherman, MD, FACSHouston MethodistHouston, TX

Brian Davis, MD, FACSTexas Tech UHSC- El PasoEl Paso, TX

Rob Carpenter, MD, FACSScott & White Memorial HospitalTemple, TX

STAFF:Janna PecquetExecutive Director

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