Manfred Kudernatsch

Manfred Kudernatsch is a researcher affiliated with the Institute of Rehabilitation, Transition and Palliation of Children with Neurological Illnesses at Schön Klinik. His work focuses on pediatric neurological conditions, particularly epilepsy and neurosurgical interventions. Recent research highlights include studies on baclofen delivery via stereotaxy, epilepsy surgery outcomes in brain tumor patients, and RNA expression profiling in pediatric epilepsy. His contributions span technical notes, surveys, and translational neuroscience studies.

Research Interests: Pediatrics, Neurological Disorders in Children, Epilepsy Research, RNA Expression Profiling, Stereotactic Procedures, and Neurosurgical Techniques.

Key Findings: Recent work explores the efficacy of intraventricular baclofen administration for dystonia, correlates white matter abnormalities with epilepsy outcomes in hemispherotomy patients, and evaluates surgical approaches for MRI-negative epilepsy cases. Collaborations include multi-center European studies on pediatric epilepsy surgery outcomes.

Scientific Contributions: Over 46 research outputs since 1973, with recent emphasis on molecular mechanisms of epilepsy and neurosurgical innovations. No awards explicitly listed, but active in peer-reviewed journals such as Neuropediatrics and Epilepsia.

Advising & Grants: No listed advisees or grants. Collaborates extensively with colleagues in neurology, neurosurgery, and molecular biology.