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Grondin Receives First Place Research Award at the 2006 Gulf Atlantic Conference |
The Department of Anesthesiology recognizes the following residents, fellows, and faculty for their participation at the 2006 Gulf Atlantic Anesthesia Residents' Research Conference hosted by University of South Florida in Tampa, Florida, April 7-9, 2006.
Congratulations to all presenters for their scholarship, dedication, and hard work. All presentations were excellent!
| | Faculty/Judge: Margaret F. Brock, MD
| Attending the conference were the following: | · Clint Christensen, MD (CA-3)
Simulation Scenario for Management of a General Anesthetic Cesarean Section | · Sophia De Goes, MD (CA-3)
Technology Training Facilitated Through Simulation | · Michael Jones, MD (CA-3)
A Comparison of Two Methods of Intraoperative Spirometry | · Amanda Froment, MD (CA-2)
A Description of Airway Anesthesia with 2-Chloroprocaine in a Patient with Presumed Lidocaine Allergy and an Unstable C-Spine | · Lydia Grondin, MD (OB Fellow)
Comparison of Loss of Resistance Technique (LORT) with Air versus Saline to Identify Epidural Space for Combined Spinal Epidural Labor Analgesia | · Lydia Grondin, MD (OB Fellow)
Sterile Technique Practices (STP) for Obstetrical Neuraxial Analgesia and Anesthesia (ONAAA) -- Year 2005 Survey |
| 2006 Photos | 
| Lydia Grondin, OB Fellow, displays her First Place award for Clinical Investigation at the 2006 Gulf Atlantic Research Conference. | | 
| Left to right the presenters were Michael Jones, Michael Fuller, Lydia Grondin, Amanda Froment, and Sophia DeGoes |
| Awards at the 2005 Gulf Atlantic Conference | Following two "dress rehearsal" practice sessions, one resident, three fellows, and a 4th-year medical student accompanied by Dr. Mike Olympio, Vice Chair for Education and Dr. Margaret Brock, Residency Program Director, attended the 31st Annual Gulf Atlantic Anesthesia Residents' Research Conference held March 4-6, 2005 in Miami Beach, Florida. Drs. Clyne, Misa, Burch, Baggett, and Mr. Morley made presentations relating to the practice of obstetric, cardiac, and general anesthesia. Burch and Morley took First and Third Place Awards for Research, respectively. Funding for their travel came directly from generous donations to the Department of Anesthesiology’s Annual Fund for Education. |
| Attending the conference were the following:
| · Brittany B. Clyne, MD (OB Fellow), Expression of CGRP and SST in Neurons Innervating the Uterine Cervix | · Voltaire S. Misa, MD (OB Fellow), Comparison of Visual Analog Pain Scale (CAPS) and Verbal Numeric Rating Scale (VNRS) for Pain Assessment during Labor Analgesia | · Thomas M. Burch, MD (Cardiothoracic Fellow), Cardiac Dysfunction in a Murine Model of Heart Failure: Does the Presence of Beta3-Adrenergic Receptors Have a Role? First Place Research | · Jason J. Baggett, MD (CA-2), Anesthetic Management of a Patient with Traumatic Carotid Artery Dissection and Postoperative Respiratory Obstruction | · Benjamin Morley, (MS-4), “Timing” of Lidocaine for Prevention of Pain upon Induction with Propofol or Etomidate: Does It Really Matter? Third Place Research |
| | Roughly 104 doctors made presentations at this year’s conference. Presentations were scored by all participating residents, with faculty providing any tie-breaking scores. Three categories of awards were presented for first, second, and third place in the areas of research, case reports, and literature reviews.
Dr. Olympio noted that, “All of our presenters did a fabulous job. You would have been proud of our representation. I sure was.” |
| AWARDS | 
| Benjamin Morley, MS-4, displays his award for Third Place in Research at the 2005 Gulf Atlantic where he and Thomas Burch, MD, both received awards | 
| From left, Thomas Burch, MD, Jason Baggett, MD, and Margaret Brock, MD, Director of the Residency Program attend the 31st Annual Gulf Atlantic Anesthesia Residents’ Research Conference, March 2005. |
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Awards at the 2004 Gulf Atlantic Conference | Attending the conference were the following:
| AWARDS | 
| Michael Olympio, MD, Vice Chair of Education, Brittany Clyne, MD, and Brian Grace, MD are all smiles at the Gulf Atlantic where Clyne and Grace both received awards | 
| Sherman Lee, MD presenting “Chronobiology of Intrathecal Fentanyl for Labor Analgesia. |
| · Nathan Pailes, MD, Does Growth Hormone and IGF-1 Play a Role in Diastolic Dysfunction of Aging?; | · Brittany Clyne, MD, Should Anesthesia Care Providers be Present During Delivery? | · Brian Grace, MD, Traumatic Coronary Artery Fistula Confirmation with Intraoperative TEE | · Daniel d’Hulst, MD, Polypoid Hyperplasia of the Larynx Misdiagnosed as a Malpositioned Laryngeal Mask Airway | · Sherman Lee, MD, Chronobiology of Intrathecal Fentanyl for Labor Analgesia |
| | Presentations were scored by all participating residents, with faculty providing any tie-breaking scores. Three categories of awards were presented for first, second, and third place in the areas of research, case reports, and literature reviews.
Grace took home top honors with his First Place award for Best Case Report, while Clyne received the Second Place award for Best Research. Michael Olympio, MD noted that, “These five presentations were truly remarkable, very well prepared, scholarly in nature, and all deserving of top honors.” |
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