NIH-funded research at Harvard/ MGH on human genetics and molecular mechanisms of neurodevelopmental anomalies. Visit our website to get involved in a study!
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Joined September 2017
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Moyamoya Disease patients & families,
Join our NIH-sponsored study on discovering new genes in MMD! Participation does not require travel- it's free and easy.
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Kristopher Kahle, MD, PhD
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Huge congratulations to the entire team led by @neelm23 on his paper "De novo chromatin remodelling variants in sporadic Chiari 1 malformation" out today in @Brain1878. A heroic effort highlighting the clinical utility of WES in #neurosurgery
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Congratulations to Neel Mehta, a Harvard medical student and Kahle Lab member, on his oral presentation at the 14th International Conference on Neural Tube Defects in Banff! Neel presented our work on the molecular and genetic determinants of the human ventricular-CSF system 🧠👏
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Congrats to @kahlelab class of 2024 - Ben Reeves, Tyrone DeSpenza, @kedousmekbib, and @EmreKiziltug - moving on to bigger and better things: neurosurgery residency! Thank you gentlemen! @YaleMed @YNeurosurgery @MGHNeurosurg
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Vein of Galen Malformation patients & families,
Join our NIH-sponsored study on discovering new genes in VOGM! Participation is free and easy.
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Kristopher Kahle, MD, PhD
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Moyamoya Disease patients & families,
Join our NIH-sponsored study on discovering new genes in MMD! Participation does not require travel- it's free and easy.
To get involved or learn more, visit: kahlelab.com/join-study
Kristopher Kahle, MD, PhD
[email protected]
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Overwhelmed with gratitude for the four young men from @kahlelab who matched today in neurosurgery - @tdespenza (@Dukeneurosurg ), Ben Reeves (@BarrowNeuro ), @EmreKiziltug (@umichneuro), and @kedousmekbib (@MayoClinicNeuro). I couldn’t be more proud+thankful for these soldiers!
Vein of Galen Malformation patients & families,
Join our NIH-sponsored study on discovering new genes in VOGM! Participation is free and easy.
To get involved or learn more, visit: kahlelab.com/join-study
Kristopher Kahle, MD, PhD
[email protected]
Congenital Hydrocephalus patients & families,
Join our NIH-sponsored study on discovering new genes in Hydrocephalus! Participation is free and easy.
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Kristopher Kahle, MD, PhD
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Chiari I Malformation patients & families,
Join our NIH-sponsored study discovering new genes in CMs! Participation requires no travel- it's free and easy.
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Kristopher Kahle, MD, PhD
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Excellent talk by Dr @KahleKristopher of @MGHNeurosurg on the utility of multi-omics in clustering and managing neurosurgical diseases like congenital hydrocephalus. Omics may be our generation’s surgical microscope @kahlelab
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Multi-omic analyses reveal de novo variants causing genetic neurodevelopmental conditions in up to 16% of cases of patients with cerebral arachnoid cysts, suggesting that surgery may not improve non-mass effect related symptoms @kahlelab @AdamKundishora
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Congratulations to all team members behind this publication in @CellCellPress regarding the molecular mechanism of acquired hydrocephalus and resultant treatment considerations. @MGHNeurosurg @MGH_RI @BostonChildrens @broadinstitute
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Genomic basis for the most common space-occupying brain lesion in humans. Congrats to Adam and other @kahlelab team members and @GeneDx and @PETERJIN999. Thanks to patients and their families! @MGH_RI @MGHNeurosurg nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
Chiari I Malformation patients & families,
Join our NIH-sponsored study on discovering new genes in CMs! Participation does not require travel- it's free and easy.
To get involved or learn more, visit: kahlelab.com/join-study
Kristopher Kahle, MD, PhD
[email protected]
