PABI Plan - The Sarah Jane Brain Project

B. Selected peer-reviewed publications (in chronological order).
1. Patrick P, Patrick S., Duncan E., “Neuropsychological Recovery of Children and Adolescents Following
Traumatic Brain Injury” In Brain Injury Treatment: Theories and Practice, Ed. Carrion, JL, Zitnay, G., Von
Weld, C., 2006, Pp.401-440, Taylor & Francis, 279 Madison Ave., New York
2. Patrick P, Mabry J., Buck M, Gurka M, Blackman J. "Dopamine agonist therapy in low response children
following traumatic brain injury Accepted for publication, September 2005,Child Neurology 2006
3. Oria RB., Patrick P, Zhang H, et al. APOE4 Protects the Cognitive Development in Children with Heavy
Diarrhea Burdens in Northeast Brazil. Pediatric Research 2005.
4. Patrick P, Oria RB., Madhavan V, et al. Limitations in Verbal Fluency Following Heavy Burdens of Early
Childhood Diarrhea in Brazilian Shantytown Children. Child Neuropsychology 2005;11(2).
5. Blackman, J A, Patrick, PD, Buck, ML, Rust, RS “ Paroxismal Autonomic Instability with Distonia”, Arch
Neurol. 2004, 61: 321-328
6. Patrick, P.D., Buck, M., Conaway, M., Blackman, J.: “Use of dopamine enhancing medications with
children in low response states following brain injury,” Brain Injury, 17(6):1-10, 2003
7. Ravens-Sieberer, U., Patrick, P.D., “Quality of life in children with traumatic brain injury-basic issues,
assessment and recommendations,” Restorative Neurology and Neuroscience, 20(3.4):135-150, 2002
8. Patrick, P.D., Rice, S.A., and Hostler S.L.: “DSM-IV: Diagnosis of children with traumatic brain injury,”
Neurorehabilitation, 16:1-7, 2001
9. Patrick, P. D., Conaway, M. R., Buck, M. L., Blackman, J. A., Dopamine Enhancing Drugs for Children in
Low Response States Following Brain Injury. Brain Injury; 2003, vol 17, no.6, 497-506.
10. Patrick, P.D., Patrick, S.T., Poole, J., Hostler, S., Evaluation and Treatment of the Minimally Conscious
Child: Single Subject Design. Behavioral Interventions; 15: 225-242, 2000.
11. Patrick, P.D., Mozzoni, M., Patrick, S.T., Evidenced Base Care and The Single Subject Design. The
Journal of Infants and Young Children, Vol. 13, Number 1, 60-73, June 2000.
C. Other Support
Active
U01 AI 26512 (Guerrant) 5/1/89-4/30/10 0.96 calendar mo.
NIH/NIAID $412,073
Long-Term Impact and Intervention for Diarrhea in Brazil
International Collaboration in Infectious Disease Research (ICIDR)
New and Emerging Pathogens Causing Persistent Diarrhea: Epidemiology, Pathophysiology and Novel
Approaches to Therapy
Continuing our long term studies in northeast Brazil, the major goals of this project are (1) to determine the
effects of zinc and arginine on diarrhea morbidity, nutritional status, cognitive development, and intestinal
barrier function; (2) to define plausible genetic determinants of genotype-specific major enteric protozoan and
EAEC infections, overt diarrhea, intestinal inflammation, and long term developmental sequelae.
1T15HD050255-01A1 (Blackman) 4/06 – 5/11 0.24 calendar mo.
NIH/NCMRR $698,000
NIH Grant Prep.Workshops for Rehabilitation Research
The purpose of this project is to provide training and mentoring in grant writing, clinical trial design,
biostatistics, informatics, collaboration, grantsmanship, budgeting, and career development for junior and midlevel
faculty in all medical rehabilitation disciplines.
RFP #07-302 (Patrick) 7/07 – 6/10 3.6 calendar mo.
Virginia Neurotrauma Initiative $450,000
Growth Hormone and Insulin Growth Factor 1 Deficiencies in Children/Adolescents Following Traumatic Brain
Injury: The impact on growth/development and neuropsychological recovery
The study will examine the relationships between alteration in GH and IGF-1 axis on growth and development
patterns following TBI. Additionally, the relationship between disturbances in the GH-IFG-1 axis and
neurobehavioral/neurocognitive recovery will be examined.
Pending
N/A