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Karl G. Sylvester is a Professor of Surgery specializing in Pediatric Surgery at Stanford University. He is the Director of the Clinical Research Support Office at Stanford Children's Health and Co-Director of the Stanford Metabolic Health Center. He also holds the position of Associate Dean for Maternal Child Health - Research within the Stanford University School of Medicine. His educational background includes a medical degree from Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University and a fellowship in Pediatric Surgery at Yale University. His research interests focus on molecular markers of human diseases and their implications in diagnostics and potential therapeutic options. He specifically investigates conditions related to pregnancy and gut microbial ecology, including Necrotizing Enterocolitis. With a commitment to education, he guides postdoctoral research and oversees various surgical courses.
Stanford University • Stanford, California
Professor specializing in Pediatric Surgery.
Clinical Research Support Office, Stanford Children's Health • Stanford, California
Overseeing clinical research support for pediatric health.
Stanford Metabolic Health Center • Stanford, California
Leading projects and research initiatives in metabolic health.
Maternal Child Health - Research, Stanford University School of Medicine • Stanford, California
Responsible for research initiatives in maternal and child health.
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