CSF hosts an annual colloquium where experts can discuss their research and help advance the field of study into Chiari, syringomyelia and related disorders.
The 2017 CSF Research Colloquium took place on October 7, 2017 at the Aloft Boston Seaport Hotel in Boston, Massachusetts. A group of interested doctors, scientists, engineers, psychologists and other experts came together to discuss recent research being published (within the last 1.5 years) or about to be published on Chiari malformation and syringomyelia.
Experts shared their own results and theories and engaged in strong discussions with others to help guide the ultimate direction of the research for the future!
*If a lecture is listed but not yet available, we may be waiting on confirmation and approval from the speakers! We will upload them as soon as possible. Check out previous Colloquia presentations in the meantime!
Syringohydromyelia in Patients with Chiari I Malformation: A Retrospective Analysis
Khaled Gad, MD, MHPE
Quantitative MRI-Based Diagnostics for Chiari Malformation
Bryn A. Martin, PhD
Utility of the Clivo-Axial Angle in Assessing Brainstem Deformity: Pilot Studies & Literature Review
Myles Koby, MD
Computer Measurement for Chiari I Malformation & the Chiari 1,000 Campaign
Francis Loth, PhD
Diffusion Tensor Imaging Assessment of Microstructural Brainstem Integrity in Chiari Malformation
Vibhor Krishna, MD
Multi-Center Research in Chiari & Syringomyelia: Park-Reeves, the PFD Trial & Beyond
David Limbrick, MD, PhD
Parent-Reported Executive Dysfunction in Children & Adolescents with Chiari Malformation Type 1
Maureen Lacy, PhD
Surgical Decompression for Chiari Malformation Type I: An Age-Based Outcomes Study Based on CCOS
Holly Gilmer, MD
Revised: 08/2019
