Chelsea Valery & Anne Comi of Kennedy Krieger and Johns Hopkins Medicine summarize the knowledge of #SturgeWeber, including genetic involvement, difficulties in diagnosis, symptoms caused by the vascular malformations, treatments, and future areas of research: doi.org/10.1002/cns3.2…

I recently received a trainee talk award at the Kennedy Krieger Institute Gary Goldstein Research Symposium (see below)! I am excited to be presenting my research project later this year at the 52nd annual CNS meeting in Vancouver. Hoping to connect with passionate researchers!

It’s my first year at #CNSAM and I have to say, the energy is unmatched. As someone at the beginning of my career, this makes me so excited to go into neurology!

Such exciting work! I am honored to have played an integral role in the study. Hopefully this research leads to improvements in the care of children with Sturge-Weber Syndrome!

We are pleased to present the winner of our Research Photo Competition: Chelsea Valery who is preparing media for ependymal cilia assays at Johns Hopkins Children's Center with support from her mentor Dr. Lauren Jantzie & team. bit.ly/43qVQbB/ Johns Hopkins Neurosurgery Johns Hopkins Dept of Pediatrics Research