1. Emergency Medicine Research Fellow: Evan Bosman Directors: Michael Beeson MD Erin Simon DO Bosman1

2. Case Reports Cervical Artery Dissection Mesenteric Ischemia and Lower Extremity Claudication Superior Vena Cava Syndrome in pediatric patient Bosman2

3. Cervical Artery Dissection 32-year-old female G4P4, 3 weeks postpartum First reported case of spontaneous and simultaneous bilateral carotid and bilateral vertebral artery CTA revealed dissections, while MRI/MRA failed to do so Bosman3

4. Dissection Images R. Vertebral “Owl Eye” L. Carotid “Candle Flame” Bosman4

5. Mesenteric Ischemia 48-year-old female presented with abdominal pain and claudication of left lower extremity Extreme stenosis throughout abdomen vasculature 99% stenosis of the Iliac artery Bosman5

6. Superior Vena Cava Syndrome 7-year-old male presenting with facial swelling and discoloration Indwelling portacath since birth for immunoglobulin immunodeficiency CT revealed an occlusion of the distal SVC where the right catheter ended, due to a thrombus Patient started on anticoagulants

7. Emergency Medicine Milestones Revised Milestone rubrics and the scoring sheets EM Milestones: framework to assess resident physicians competency 12 milestones (medical knowledge, disposition, diagnosis, etc) Bosman7

8. Sim Center/Shadowing Intubation Sutures Casting Slit Lamp Lumbar Puncture Bosman8

9. Thank You Dr. Beeson Dr. Simon Gregory Griffin Attending and Resident Physicians Angie South Frank Fire Bosman9