Speaker: Melina Kibbe, MD, Colin G. Thomas Jr. Distinguished Professor and Chair, Department of Surgery, UNCTopic: "When Mice are Men: Sex Bias in Surgical Research"
Dr. Hayashi is Associate Professor of Medicine and Medical Director of Liver Transplantation. UNC’s Liver Transplant Program opened in the Fall of 1991. From the beginning, UNC’s Transplant Team has been committed to providing patients with the highest quality care and access to the newest, most effective therapies. Located in UNOS Region 11, our transplant … Read more
Dr. Blythe was an expert in salt and water homeostasis. This lecture will use a case-based approach to review the overall principles of salt and water homeostasis, and will describe new paradigms in long term salt balance, the storage of salt in the tissues and the neural control of salt appetite and thirst. Future advances … Read more
Speaker: Olga Bokeriya, MD, PhD, FACC, Professor of Cardiology; Chief, Department of Cardiac Surgery; Chief Scientist and Physician for Bakoulev National Medical and Research Center for Cardiovascular Surgery and Ministry for Healthcare, Russian Federation in MoscowTopic: "The Russian National Center for Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery: Extensive Experience and Creative Innovations"
The bionic pancreas system proved better than either conventional or sensor-augmented insulin pump therapy at managing blood sugar levels in patients with type 1 diabetes living at home, with no restrictions, over 11 days. "For study participants living at home without limitations on their activity and diet, the bionic pancreas successfully reduced average blood glucose, … Read more
Monoclonal gammopathies are a group of plasma cell or B-cell disorders including true cancers such as multiple myeloma or “sort-of cancers” such as light chain amyloidosis. These disorders in many cases cause no injury to a person (i.e., monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance ) but when they do cause injury, the pattern of injury can … Read more
Speaker: David Zawieja, PhD, Regents Professor and Department Head of Medical Physiology, Texas A&M University College of MedicineTopic: Lymphatics: the link between the parenchyma, cardiovascular and immune systems
2018 Chief Residents Hannah Bensimhon, Alyssa Tilly, Tony Mazzella, Russell Coletti, and Rosanne TillerTony Mazzella and Rosanne Tiller will present Multidisciplinary Bedside Rounds, their project to restructure rounds with a consistent multidisciplinary team presence at the patients’ bedsides to have a clinical discussion with the most important team member: the patient. Alyssa Tilly will discuss … Read more
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is a chronic, debilitating autoimmune disease with heterogeneous manifestations ranging from scarring skin rash or arthritis to severe, organ-threatening involvement of the kidneys, heart, lungs or central nervous system. SLE is characterized by the presence of autoantibodies against nuclear antigens, which are thought to be caused by dysregulation of the immune … Read more
Richard Boucher is James C. Moeser Eminent Professor of Medicine and Director of Marsico Lung Institute. Dr. Boucher’s lab has focused on the normal physiology of airway surface liquids (ASL) and how this system fails in airways diseases, e.g., cystic fibrosis and COPD. The lab pursues a variety of investigations into the functions of airway … Read more