Emily Plowman, Ph.D., FASHA retweeted
Do reduced radiation doses improve long-term swallowing? @JCOOA_ASCO @emplowman
Maybe, but current data may be underpowered to tell
Key limitations: attrition, shrinking denominators, and missing longitudinal analysis
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Introducing the Modified Cobb Angle for Measuring Cervical Spine Curvature During Swallowing - Steele - 2025 - Laryngoscope Investigative Otolaryngology - Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Clinicians working with pALS ➡️Check out our recent collab & pub. 👏Kudos to Drs. Gray + Garand for spearheading!
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Excited for this event with some incredible colleagues at the American Speech & Hearing Association Meeting next month - Please Join!
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Check out our recent ARC lab 📖by Dr. @cara_donohue to see how we can optimize airway clearance capacity & postop’ recovery in our cardiac surgical patients! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3780…
@emplowman Check out the latest ARC Lab pub that provides a preliminary reference normative dataset of validated FEES outcomes in community dwelling adults to guide FEES clinical interpretation and diagnostic decision-making. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Emily Plowman, Ph.D., FASHA retweeted
Dr. Prasanth Pattisapu was awarded the Clarence T. Sasaki M.D. Award for his presentation “Impact of Interarytenoid Injection Augmentation in Children with Pharyngeal Dysphagia” in honor of Dr. Sasaki, who directed the Yale Larynx Laboratory since 1973. 👏🏼👏🏼 @OSUWexMed
Proud of form ARC team member!
This week on The Podcast, Olivia Brooks, SLP shares her experiences performing FEES for infants in the CVICU and NICU with @gopibshah. #SLPeeps @UF_ENT @_ARC_Lab @MsDawnSLP @emplowman @drjackiem @DrMalandraki @swallowstudySLP @MMasapollo @UFPedsResidency open.spotify.com/episode/348…
Where is the best conference location you’ve attended?
Soliciting ideas for the 2026 DRS Meeting! – at Columbus, OH
Had a wonderful time celebrating 2023 at the @OhioStateENT Holiday Party w amazing Women of Science!
@DeanBradfordMD @_ARC_Lab @OSUWexMed – at Franklin Park, Columbus
Ohio Road Trippin Part 2 - this time southbound to visit w the amazing Dr @brttyk_phd_slp of Uni Cincinnati - wonderful to see her lab & learn about her important research studies.
#ohiodysphagiacrew #dysphagia #dysphagiaresearch #ARClab #dysphagiarehablab #ohioswallowing – at Cincinnati, OH
Ohio Dysphagia Road Tripping Part 1 > Cleveland Clinics talented Dr. @MBBrodskyPhD – at Cleveland, OH
Emily Plowman, Ph.D., FASHA retweeted
Throwback to @LSA_Laryngology conference last week and finally meeting the wonderful Emily Plowman IRL.
Great conference, great company. Lots of #dysphagia discussions 🫁🗣️
Yep! – at Georgia, USA
A survey of thousands of US academics has found that the number one reason that women leave faculty positions is poor “workplace climate”, which can encompass discrimination, dysfunctional leadership, a feeling of not fitting in and other problems. More: go.nature.com/46ZGmtU
Mentoring is by fair the most cherished part of what I do. This made my year! @uf_arc
@OSUWexMed @OhioStateENT @cara_donohue #WomenInMedicine #womeninSTEM – at Florida, USA
Replying to @VUmedicine
To close out the week, we’re honoring @OhioStateMed Prof. of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, Dr. Emily Plowman, recognized by her mentee, VUSM Assist. Prof. of Clinical HSS Dr. Cara Donohue.
Hear how her mentorship inspires Dr. Donohue’s own approach: ow.ly/bErp50PNpr1

ALT On the right of the graphic is a photo of Dr. Plowman, Dr. Donohue, and a friend standing together and smiling. On the left the a quote from Dr. Donohue reads, “Emily is inspirational in many ways - - her passion for the clinical research work she conducts, the time and effort she pours into her mentees, and her resilience through any challenge she faces. Assistant Professor of Clinical Hearing and Speech Sciences Cara Donohue, PhD, CCC-SLP. On the impact of her mentor Emily Plowman, PhD, CCC-SLP.”
Great to see my former Post Doc’s work completed in the ARC Lab featured here! @uf_arc @cara_donohue @UFSurgery @UFMBI @UFBreathe
Study by @cara_donohue et al. finds that people w/ ALS showed a higher # of swallows per bolus compared to healthy reference data that may represent a compensation for reductions in swallowing efficiency to clear pharyngeal residue. on.asha.org/3slMNbM @SIGPerspectives
Proud of ARC Lab team member @kayla_croft47 who just published her Masters Thesis - Check it out!
@UFBreathe @UFSurgery @uf_arc @UF_ENT
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