Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Digest
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NYITCOM OMM Department and Students at the 2022 American Academy of Osteopathy 2022 Convocation
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Student Presenters
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Erica Levy awarded 1st place
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Nicole Companion presenting her poster
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Dr. Yao presenting at the conference
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Dr. Yao and Erum Ahmed at the banquet where she was presented with her 1st place award
NYITCOM was well represented this during the 2022 AAO convocation, with six osteopathic medical students and one resident presented posters for the LBORC-NUFA research poster presentation, and five posters placed in the competition.
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Getting Hands-On with Concussions
Feature | Sep 04, 2020
NYITCOM research explores whether osteopathic techniques can improve concussion symptoms and help clinicians to better understand the impact of these injuries.
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NYITCOM Student-Run Clinic with Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine
NYITCOM student-run clinic began utilizing Osteopathic Manipulative medicine for under-served patients this May, 2019.
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Cranial Course Event at the NYITCOM OMM Laboratory from the Osteopathic Cranial Academy
Blog | May 28, 2019
There will be a two weekend course at the NYITCOM Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Laboratory (Old Westbury, NY) on September 6 - 8, 2019 and September 20 - 22, 2019. Please sign up through this link.
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Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Workshop on February 28, 2019
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Resident and attending physicians participating in the OMM review CME on February 28, 2018
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(from left to right) Dr. George Cheriyan D.O., Dr. To Shan Li D.O., Dr. Mathew Heller D.O. taught OMM at the CME event
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Resident and attending physicians participating in the OMM review CME on February 28, 2018
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Dr. George Cheriyan D.O. leading the introduction to the CME
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Dr. George Cheriyan D.O. and the physician participants reviewing case scenarios with osteopathic considerations
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Dr. To Shan Li D.O. and the physician participants reviewing case scenarios with osteopathic considerations
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Dr. John Capobianco D.O., FAAO demonstrating landmarks and hand placement for Osteopathic Manipulative approaches
A CME event was done for physicians interested in refreshing their Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine.
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American Academy of Osteopathy Convocation 2019
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Sheldon Yao DO, received his Fellowship in the American Academy of Osteopathy from Dr. Dennis Dowling DO FAAO
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Alumni of NYITCOM at the American Academy of Osteopathy Convocation 2019
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Dr. Sheldon Yao DO, leading an Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine workshop at the AAO Convocation 2019
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Scholars of Students of NYITCOM whom participated in Case Presenations and Poster Presentations at AAO Convocation 2019
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A case presentation given by NYITCOM osteopathic medical students
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NYITCOM Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Department went the the Amercian Academy of Osteopathy 2019 Convcocation.
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NYITCOM Shines at OMED 2018
Feature | Oct 15, 2018
Students and faculty received research awards, grant funding, and plenty of accolades at this year’s conference for osteopathic physicians.
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Alumni Profile: David Yulda
Profile | Sep 21, 2018
When David Yulda, D.O, Ph.D., had the chance to leave Siberia and move to the United States, he took it. Already a trained doctor specializing in otolaryngology, he and his wife chose to base themselves in New York City. That’s when he discovered NYITCOM’s unique Émigré Physician Program.
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Student Profile: James Docherty
Profile | Sep 19, 2018
Before heading the Cayman Islands for a family vacation, NYITCOM student James Docherty learned he was the new chair of the Committee on Medical Education, one of the AMA Medical Student Section Standing Committees.
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Children Experience Concussions Longer Than Adults
Feature | Sep 18, 2018
A heads up for parents of young athletes: researchers at NYIT Center for Sports Medicine Concussion have found that children under 13 years old experience concussion symptoms three times longer than older teens and adults.
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