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School of Medicine > Neurosurgery > Our Faculty > Matthew Rendel, MD
Assistant Professor
Neurosurgery
Post-Graduate
2005- 2010 - Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City, Kansas
Resident, Neurosurgery2004 - 2005 - Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City, Kansas
Intern, General SurgeryGraduate
2004 - Indiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis, IN
Doctor of MedicineUndergraduate
2000 - Indiana University, IUPUI Campus
Indianapolis, IN
M.S. Physiology1997 - Purdue University, IUPUI Campus
Indianapolis, IN
M.S. Biology, Pre-Professional Non-Thesis1993 – 1996 Indiana University
Bloomington, IN
B.A. Psychology1991 - 1993 Butler University
Indianapolis, IN
Major: PsychologyHOSPITAL AFFILIATIONS
- North Kansas City Hospital, North Kansas City, MO
- St. Luke’s Hospital, Kansas City, MO
- Kansas University Medical Center, Kansas City, KS
LICENSURE
- Kansas
- Missouri
BOARDS
American Board of Neurological Surgery, Written Boards, Passed March 2007
USMLE Step 3, Passed December 2008PRESENTATIONS
Grand Rounds Presentation, Viral Based Gene Therapy and Novel Applications in Neurosurgery. Kansas University Medical Center, July 2007.
ABSTRACTS
Rendel MA, Pollack A, Newell K, Taylor S: A unique presentation of Lymphomatosis. Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuro-Oncology, November 2007.Rendel MA, Staecker H, Pollack A: Transfection of Schwann Cells with a Radiation-inducible promoter expressing TNF-α Results in Cell Death after Radiation Treatment in Vitro. Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuro-Oncology, November 2007.
PUBLICATIONS
Manuscript submitted but not yet accepted: Rendel MA, Pollack A, Brough DE, Staecker H. Transfection of Schwann Cells with a Radiation-inducible promoter expressing TNF-α Results in Cell Death after Radiation Treatment in Vitro. Journal of Neuro-Oncology, Submitted May 2009
RESEARCHCompleted during Graduate studies, Indiana University.
Master’s Thesis Research Topic: Isoloation of zebrafish homologue and isotopes to human N-cadherin from zebrafish genomic library, DNA sequencing of zebrafish N-cadherin isotopes, and expression studies of N-cadherin during zebrafish embryonic development using in situ hybridization techniques.ACADEMIC AWARDS
Resident Research Day, 2nd Prize, Kansas University Medical Center, 2007.Professionalism in Residency Nominee, 2006.
OTHER HONORS & AWARDS
Varsity Swimming Scholarship (1991-1993)
Junior Varsity SoccerPROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
- The American Association of Neurological Surgeons
- The Congress of Neurological Surgeons
- Midwest Neurosurgical Society
- Kansas City Neurology & Neurosurgery Society
Representative publications avaliable upon request

Matthew Rendel, MD
Assistant Professor