Clinicn Investigator, Asst Prf Center for Genomic Medicine, Mass General Research Institute

Associate Professor of Neurology Harvard Medical School

Assistant Neurologist Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital

PhD Universidad Austral 2006

MD Universidad de Buenos Aires 2002

adrenoleukodystrophy; amyloid neuropathies familial; atp-binding cassette transporters; blood-brain barrier; demyelinating diseases; ganglia spinal; leukodystrophy metachromatic; microcirculation; microvessels; nerve fibers myelinated; neuralgia; sciatic nerve; sciatic neuropathy; stromal cells; x-linked adrenoleukodystrophy Dr. Musolino is a clinician-scientist devoted to caring for patients of all ages with devastating brain injury such as stroke and demyelination. Her research revolves around the translation of discoveries in human genetics to clinical application in cerebrovascular disorders. Through treating patients in the critical care and stroke units at MGH, she has gained an understanding of the unmet needs in these devastating disorders. Dr. Musolino’s laboratory focuses on leveraging brain imaging, animal models and gene-editing tools to understand how single genes mutations alter brain vessels in order to find better therapies and improve the quality of life of patients suffering monogenic vascular disorders.