This
past April 26th and 27th, several DIG members attended the
annual NSRF meeting in Galveston, Texas. UTMB DIG Members Michael
Ryan (MS2) and Keith Wagner (MS3) won the awards for the best dermatology oral
and poster presentation respectively. Priscilla Ly (MS3) won the award for best oral presentation in microbiology and immunology. Keith Wagner also won the NSRF Oslerian
Award for Translational Research.
Best
Dermatology Oral Presentation:
1420 Michael Ryan
University of Texas Medical
Branch
Dermatologic
Depictions in Animated Movies
(Oral Session A)
Best
Dermatology Poster Presentation:
1580 Keith Wagner
University of Texas Medical
Branch
SkinHoax.com:
A New Public Resource to Address Online Dermatologic Hoaxes
(Poster Session B)
Best Immunology and Microbiology Oral Presentation:
1436 Priscilla Ly
University of Texas Medical Branch
Intestinal Myiasis caused by Sarcophaga sp. in Peru: A Case Report and Review of the Literature
Oral Session B
1472 Matthew LaCour
University of Texas Medical
Branch
A Case of
Erosive Pustular Dermatosis of the Scalp in a Pediatric Patient
(Oral Session E)
1552 Ryan Lawrence
University of Texas Medical
Branch
Non-testicular
Scrotal Mass in Borderline Lepromatous Patient
(Poster Session A)
1570 Ryan Lawrence
University of Texas Medical
Branch
The Effects
of Interferon Regulatory Factor Gene Knockouts in Murine Macrophages Infected
With Zika Virus
(Poster Session A)
1429 Priscilla Ly
University of Texas Medical
Branch
Rhabdomyolysis
Attributed to Terbinafine: A Rare Occurrence that can be Mistaken for
Terbinafine Induced Hepatotoxicity
(Poster Session A)
1454 Priscilla Ly
University of Texas Medical
Branch
A Rare Case
of Multicentric Reticulohistiocytosis
(Oral Session A)
1523 Tyler Marion
University of Texas Medical
Branch
Dermatologic
Features in Good Film Characters Who Turn Evil: The Transformation
(Poster Session A)
1532 Caitlin Pekowski
University of Texas Medical
Branch
Lupus
Erythematosus Panniculitis Presenting to Wound Care Clinic as Upper Arm
Ulceration
(Poster Session A)
1533 Caitlin Pekowski
University of Texas Medical
Branch
Clinically
Amyopathic Dermatomyositis with Associated Invasive Malignancy
(Poster Session A)