2005
Young P, Sinha U, Rice D, Stucker F. New Theory on Facial Aesthetics: Circles of Prominence. Accepted for Publication by the Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery.
Young PA, MD; Rice DH, MD. Avulsion of the Medial Canthal Tendon during Management of a Type II Nasoethmoid Fracture and Near Penetration of the Intracranial Cavity with Transnasal Canthopexy: Prevention and Treatment. Accepted for Publication by Ear Nose and Throat Journal.
An Unusual First Branchial Cleft Cyst Involving the Anterior Petrous Apex. Zim S, Larrison D, Maceri D. Pending Publication by the Archives of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery.
2000-2004 Residency:
Research with the Department of Otolaryngology and program director Dr. Uttam Sinha.
The Use of a Fibular Free Flap with Acellular Human Dermal Matrix (Alloderm) in Oromandibular Reconstruction. Accepted for publication with Laryngoscope.
Sinha U, Young P, Hurvitz K, Crockett D. Functional outcomes following palatal reconstruction with a folded radial forearm free flap. ENT January 2004, volume 83: 45-48 published.
2003-2004 Research with Dr. Yi-Hsin Liu BS, PhD studying the events governing craniofacial growth employing immunohistochemical techniques identifying SMAS protein products in embryonic mice anterior frontal sutures.
1996-1999
Medical school:
Research with the Department of Pathology at Tulane University Medical School. My work concentrated on the expression of Fas antigen and Fas Ligand mRNA in eukaryote cell lines. The research included extensive lab work consisting of using rt PCR techniques, SDS electrophoresis and computer analysis of mRNA folding. My work has been presented at a number of different meetings. Dr. Wai Choi Leung, my mentor during this project, is still formulating a paper using this research.
1989-1996
College:
Research on the cell biology of Acetabularia acetabulum in which I concentrated on the effects of blue light on the morphogenesis of tip maturation and reproduction. I received a grant funded through the NIH for a one-year research position. It was given to me as a scholarship to work in the department of Molecular and Cellular Biology at the University of Washington. |
