Session K. Biomedical Technologies

ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Introduction
KO-001
Engineering Synthetic Bacteriophage to Combat Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
Timothy Lu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; James Collins, Boston University
KO-002
Intravenous Artesunate: The New Generation of Lifesaving Treatment for Severe Malaria in the Warfighter
Peter Weina, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research; Kevin Leary and Robert S. Miller, US Army Medical Material Development Agency
KO-003
An Amputation Model for Evaluating the Efficacy of a Porous Coated Subdermal Barrier to Create Skin-Seal in Load Bearing Osseointegrated Implants
Sujee Jeyapalina, Kent Bachus and James Peter Beck, University of Utah; Roy Bloebaum, Department of Veterans Affairs Health Care System
KO-004
Bionic Running for Unilateral Transtibial Military Amputees
Joseph Hitt, United States Military Academy; Thomas Sugar, SpringActive, Inc.
KO-005
Imaging Vasculogenesis in a Co-Culture of Fluorescently Labeled Myoblasts, HUVECs and Pericytes
Tracy Criswell, Zhan Wang, Benjamin Corona and Shay Soker, Wake Forest University
POSTERS
KP-001
A Single-Stage Ovine Amputation Model for Developing a Safe Osseointegrated Implant System
James Peter Beck, Kent Bachus, Roy Drake Bloebaum and Sujee Jeyapalina, University of Utah
KP-002
Bioengineered Skeletal Muscle for Functional Defect Replacement in Rodent Muscle Injury Model
George J Christ, Kristian Andersson, George Christ, Benjamin Corona, Ashley Dannahower, Maja Herco, Venu Kesireddy, Christine Koval, Masood Ahammed Machingal, Sonia Vishwajit, James Yoo and Weixin Zhao, Wake Forest University
KP-003
Non-contact Human Cardiac Functionality Using a High Sensitivity Pulsed Laser Vibrometer
Venkataraman Swaminathan, Sheela Nagaraj and Shafik Quoraishee, US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center; Feng Jin, Susan Kutcher, Ponciano Rodriguez, Sudhir Trivedi and Chen-Chia Wang, Brimrose Corporation; Narasimha Prasad, NASA Langley Research Center
KP-004
Genetically-modified GaIT-KO Porcine Skin as a First-line Treatment in Severely Burned Patients in the War Zone
Curtis Cetrulo, Jr., Angelo Leto Barone, Joshua Weiner, Radbeh Torabi, John Hanekamp, Kazuhiko Yamada and David Sachs, Harvard Medical School/Massachusetts General Hospital
KP-005
Mechanical Tissue Resuscitation Treatment Reduces Brain Tissue Volume and Intracerebral Hemorrhage and Increases Blood Perfusion in a Traumatic Brain Injury Model in Swine
Michael Morykwas, Louis Argenta, Allyson Bryant and Zhen-lin Zheng, Wake Forest University
KP-006
Develop a Field-Capable Assay for Diagnosing Q-Fever in Soldiers Deployed to Iraq or Other Operational Areas
Hua-Wei Chen, Wei-Mei Ching, Erin Glennon and Zhiwen Zhang, Naval Medical Research Center
KP-007
Comparative Analysis of Full-Length Genomic Sequences of 10 Dengue Serotype 1 Viruses Associated with Different Genotypes, Epidemics and Disease Severity Isolated in Thailand over 22 Years
Chunlin Zhang, Tao Li, Julia Lynch, Robert Putnak, Yuxin Tang and Peter Weina, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research; Piyawan Chinnawirotpisan, Mammen Mammen and Prinyada Rodpradit, Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Sciences
KP-008
Collagen-Based Membranes with Chondroitin Sulfate Adhesive for Repair of Full-Thickness Corneal/Scleral Injury
Daniel Mulreany, Jemin Chae, Jennifer Elisseeff, Freddy Espinoza, Qiongyu Guo, Oliver Schein, Iossif Strehin and Morgana Trexler, The Johns Hopkins University; Kraig Bower, Walter Reed Army Medical Center
KP-009
Comprehensive Visual Field Test and Diagnosis System for Visual Performance Assessment in Military Settings
Wolfgang Fink, Mark Tarbell and Cindy You, California Institute of Technology; Alfredo Sadun, University of Southern California
KP-010
Bioengineering Eodothelialized Neo-Corneas
Jin San Choi, Margaret Greven, Patrick Laber, Shay Soker, Keith Walter and J. Koudy Williams, Wake Forest University
KP-011
Sugar-Oximes as Cholinesterase Reactivators in the Brain
Gregory Garcia, Amy Campbell and Deborah Moorad-Doctor, US Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense

