The long-term vision for our research is the development of new, more effective treatments for Sturge-Weber syndrome.
To that end, we welcome collaborations with other centers and foundations. Only by bringing together the resources, expertise, patients and people from around the country and the world, can we maximize the efforts and discoveries already made to better treat and prevent SWS.
NIH-Funded Clinical Studies of Sturge-Weber Syndrome Continue
Please note that this information is provided for informational purposes only to those interested in supporting our work and is not for study recruitment.
Read about our current studies to:
- Improve Clinical Care of Sturge-Weber syndrome
- Improve Diagnosis and Monitoring of Sturge-Weber syndrome
- Better Understand the Pathogenesis (Cause) of Sturge-Weber Syndrome
Read about our completed studies to:
- Study the safety of sirolimus for the treatment of cognitive impairments in Sturge-Weber syndrome brain involvement
- Improve Diagnosis and Monitoring of Sturge-Weber syndrome
- Improve Clinical Care of Sturge-Weber syndrome
- Better Understand the Pathogenesis (Cause) of Sturge-Weber syndrome
If you would like to participate in a study or for more information, call Dr. Anne Comi at (443) 923-9569 or email: Comi@KennedyKrieger.org.