Anne Comi

Dr. Anne Comi is a distinguished Child Neurologist and researcher at the Kennedy Krieger Institute, where she serves as a Professor. With over two decades of experience, Dr. Comi has garnered international recognition for her expertise in Sturge-Weber syndrome and related neurovascular conditions. Her commitment to advancing the understanding and treatment of these complex disorders is evident through her involvement in pivotal research projects that explore the intricate relationship between seizures, stroke in the immature brain, and their long-term impacts on cognitive and developmental outcomes.

Dr. Comi's leadership in clinical and translational research is underscored by her election into the Society for Pediatric Research in 2005, a testament to her contributions to the field. She has successfully secured multiple competitive renewals of the NIH Pediatric Research Loan Repayment Program, enabling her to focus on groundbreaking studies that aim to improve diagnostic and therapeutic strategies for children affected by epilepsy, migraines, and developmental delays. Her work not only addresses the immediate clinical challenges faced by her patients but also seeks to inform broader treatment paradigms for ADHD and other neurodevelopmental disorders.

In addition to her research, Dr. Comi is dedicated to educating the next generation of pediatric neurologists, sharing her insights on the complexities of neurovascular conditions and their management. Her accolades, including the Dr. Michael W. Berns Achievement Award from the Vascular Birthmarks Foundation, highlight her outstanding contributions to the field. Through her multifaceted role at the Kennedy Krieger Institute, Dr. Comi continues to be a pivotal figure in advancing pediatric neurology, striving to enhance the quality of life for children with neurological disorders.