
Become a Chiari Research Patient Partner (4/26)
New Chiari Academy Video Course: Chiari Research (4/26)
Chiari Malformation is a serious neurological disorder where the bottom part of the brain, the cerebellum, descends out of the skull and crowds the spinal cord, putting pressure on both the brain and spine and causing many symptoms.
Is Shrinking the Tonsils During Surgery Beneficial? (9/26)
Less Than 10% of Syrinxes Require Additional Shunting After Decompression (9/26)
Eye Misalignment May Be Common In Chiari Children (9/26)
Nearly Half of Chiari Patients Show Signs of Cerebellar Cognitive Dysfunction (8/26)
How Much Does Chiari Restrict Spinal Fluid Flow? (8.26)
Genetic Study Points to a Developmental Pathway for Some Chiari Patients (8/26)
How Patients Cope With Post-op Pain (7/26)
Total CSF Blockage Increases Odds of Re-operation in Children (7/26)
Obesity Linked to Increased Surgical Complications in Adolescents (7/26)
Survey Supports Idea That Familial Chiari Linked to Connective Tissue Disorders (7/26)