"Dr. Gilles has been head of Paediatric Neuropathology Program at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles for 27 years. He has 196 peer-reviewed publications, one book published, and 18 chapters. His group...view more"Dr. Gilles has been head of Paediatric Neuropathology Program at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles for 27 years. He has 196 peer-reviewed publications, one book published, and 18 chapters. His group has been successful in several scholarly areas, including:
- Established quantitative standards for developmental myelin deposition in human fetal, neonatal, and early childhood periods.
- Identified delayed myelination risk factors.
- Established the histologic characteristics and risk factors for the common abnormalities in the human fetal brain.
- Established the normative patterns of human forebrain microvasculature development.
- Developed a quantitative histologic technique to predict survival in children with brain tumors, which has now been computerized for the front-line pathologist (we hold the copyright).
- Demonstrated that the standard World Health Organization (WHO) Classification and grading schemes were not reliable predictors of survival for children with brain tumors.
- Participated in the development of a modification of the WHO Classification for Childhood Brain Tumors.
- Participated in 25 studies clarifying several distinctive neuroradiologic-neuropathologic relationships.
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