Modes of Death Within a Children's Hospital von Trowbridge, Amy, Walter, Jennifer K, McConathey, Eric, Morrison, Wynne, Feudtner, Chris

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Individual-level functional connectivity predicts cognitive control efficiency von Deck, Benjamin L., Kelkar, Apoorva, Erickson, Brian, Erani, Fareshte, McConathey, Eric, Sacchetti, Daniela, Faseyitan, Olufunsho, Hamilton, Roy, Medaglia, John D.

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Baseline Performance Predicts tDCS-Mediated Improvements in Language Symptoms in Primary Progressive Aphasia von McConathey, Eric M, White, Nicole C, Gervits, Felix, Ash, Sherry, Coslett, H Branch, Grossman, Murray, Hamilton, Roy H

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Characterization of Deaths Within a Free-Standing Children’s Hospital: Where Can Palliative Care Focus Their Efforts? (FR419B) von Trowbridge, Amy, MD, Walter, Jennifer, MD MS PhD, McConathey, Eric, BS, Feudtner, Chris, MD MPH PhD

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91 Athletic Status Predicts Neurocognitive Dispersion in College Students von McConathey, Eric, Levitch, Cara, Moran, Eileen, Zimmerman, Molly E

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Use of tDCS Alongside Speech Language Training for Personally Relevant Words Promotes Naming in Individuals with PPA (P7-11.004) von George, Allan, McConathey, Eric, Vogel-Eyny, Amy, Galletta, Elizabeth, Pilloni, Giuseppina, Charvet, Leigh

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Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation Improves Verbal Fluency in Patients with Primary Progressive Aphasia (P4.1-013) von Hosseini, Mahdieh, McConathey, Eric M., Ungrady, Molly, Grossman, Murray, Coslett, H. Branch, Hamilton, Roy

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Pediatric Resident Experience Caring for Children at the End of Life in a Children's Hospital von Trowbridge, Amy, Bamat, Tara, Griffis, Heather, McConathey, Eric, Feudtner, Chris, Walter, Jennifer K.

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The Impact of Sleep on the Relationship between Soccer Heading Exposure and Neuropsychological Function in College-Age Soccer Players von Levitch, Cara F., McConathey, Eric, Aghvinian, Maral, Himmelstein, Mark, Lipton, Michael L., Zimmerman, Molly E.

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Glutamate-weighted CEST (GluCEST) MRI contrast at the site of transcranial magnetic stimulation is related to changes in motor evoked potentials (P3.1-019) von Medaglia, John, Cember, Abigail, Nanga, Ravi, Hariharan, Hari, Erickson, Brian, Kelkar, Apoorva, McConathey, Eric, Faseyitan, Olufunsho, Hamilton, Roy, Coslett, H., Elliott, Mark, Reddy, Ravinder

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Proceedings #10: Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation Mediates Improvements in Verbal Fluency for Patients with Primary Progressive Aphasia von Hosseini, Mahdieh, McConathey, Eric M., Ungrady, Molly, Grossman, Murray, Coslett, H. Branch, Hamilton, Roy H.

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