Mittwoch, 22. September 2021
KL Seaman Award 2021
Bereits zum dritten Mal verliehen wurde heuer an der KL der Seaman Award für herausragende wissenschaftliche Abschlussarbeiten im Masterstudium Humanmedizin.
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Beste Arbeiten 2021:
Beste klinische Arbeit - Dr.in Stephanie Hörmann, BScA single centre retrospective data analysis of peritoneal dialysis associated mortality in PD patients Beste Arbeit Grundlagenforschung - Dr.in Christy Meledeth, BScHypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome Modelling in Cardioids5 Anerkennungspreise:
Dr.in Nele Eicken, BScThe Impact of Lymphatic Invasion on the Outcome of Patients Undergoing Video-Assisted-Thoracoscopic-Lobectomy, a Retro-spective Single-Center Study Dr.in Anna Grossauer, BScA retrospective analysis of the expression of chondroitin sulfate proteoglycan 4 (CSPG4) in primary melanoma and melanoma metastases Dr.in Anna-Maria Höbarth, BScClinical Outcome of Patients with Infantile Hemangioma of the Scalp before, during and after the Implementation of oral Propranolol Therapy - a Retro- spective Analysis Dr.in Anita Oppenauer, BScRelation of inflammatory markers and non-invasive vascular measurements in emergency patients - A retrospective data analysis Dr. Theo Pirich, BScEffects of Immune Checkpoint-Inhibitors on Bone Metabolism in Patients with advanced-staged Carcinomas without Evidence of Bone Metastasis
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Preisträgerinnen Beste Arbeiten 2021 - v.l.n.r.: Rektor Univ.- Prof. Dr. Rudolf Mallinger, Dr.in Stephanie Hörmann, BSc, Dr.in Christy Meledeth, BSc, Univ.- Prof. Dr. Johannes Streicher
