Sep 12th, 2022

2022 Scientific Poster Winners

Find out which Posters received special recognition.

Scientific Posters are a key component to the cutting-edge research presented at the Annual Meeting. These visual displays detail the latest advancements in otolaryngology research and allow the viewers the opportunity to appraise and assimilate scientific evidence for improved patient care practices. The Annual Meeting Program Committee recognize the following authors for their Scientific Poster presentations during the 2022 Annual Meeting. All Posters are available to view online at https://www.eventscribe.net/2022/aaohnsf22amposters/index.asp?launcher=1.

BEST IN SHOW

Johns Hopkins Medicine

Endocrine Surgery-(SP064)

Longitudinal Outcomes after Transoral versus Open Thyroid Surgery

Stefanie Seo, MA, Cheryl Pai, Lena W. Chen, Andy S. Ding, Samantha Wolfe, MD, Khalid Ali, Ralph P. Tufano, MD, MBA, Jonathon O. Russell, MD

BEST BASIC SCIENCE

Thomas Jefferson University

FPRS-(SP079)

Body Mass Index and Soft Tissue Infection After Parotidectomy: A Large Database Study With

Unprecedented Statistical Power

Zachary Urdang, MD, PhD, Ryan Heffelfinger, MD

HONORABLE MENTIONS

Business of Medicine- (SP001)

3D Printing an Otologic Curette: A Technical Assessment, Cost Analysis, and Primer for Clinical Integration

Kelly Landeen, MD, Miriam Smetak, MD, Paul Mallory, MD, Robert Labadie, MD

Endocrinology- (SP067)

Preoperative Vitamin D Levels Effect on Length of Stay in Postoperative Thyroidectomy Patients

James Metkus, MD

FPRS- (SP093)

Implementation of a Simulation Model for Microsurgery in an Academic Otolaryngology Program

Kristen A. Echanique, MD, Abdulrahman Almalouhi, Minsoo Kim, PhD, Peter S. Han, MD, Keith Blackwell, MD, Rhorie PR Kerr, MD, Vishad Nabili, MD, Irene A. Kim, MD, MBA

Head and Neck- (SP128)

Circumferential Peripheral Margins in Head and Neck Cutaneous Melanoma

Hyunseo Jung, MD, MS

Laryngology- (SP254)

Effect of COVID-19 on the Incidence of Postintubation Laryngeal Lesions

Madison Buras, MD, Nicole Griggs

Otology/Neurotology- (SP285)

Effect of Medical Therapy on Progression of Hearing Loss in Meniere’s Disease: A Systematic Review

Adam Thompson-Harvey, MD, Madeline Pyle, MD, Erin Harvey, MD, Michael Harris, MD

Personal and Professional Development- (SP477)

Should Cross-specialty Applying Among Otolaryngology Applicants Be the New Normal?

Deanne King, MD, Sam Reyes, C.W. David Chang, MD