COURSE DESCRIPTION
A webinar series dedicated to spotting the early signs of alpha-mannosidosis (AM), an ultra-rare genetic disorder caused by a deficiency of the lysosomal enzyme alpha-mannosidase. The symptoms, severity, and progression of alpha-mannosidosis vary widely between individuals, making diagnosis challenging and often delayed. Minimising the time to diagnosis is important in ensuring that individuals with alpha-mannosidosis and their families receive timely access to support and specialist MDT care.
Join our experts as they explore the diverse symptoms of alpha-mannosidosis, challenges and solutions for timely diagnosis, and best practices for long-term management and multidisciplinary care. The webinars will feature case study examples, practical advice, and audience Q&A.
Language: English
Duration: 30 minutes, followed by 15 minutes of questions from the audience and discussion
Presenter: Dr Florian Lagler, Head of the Institute for Hereditary Metabolic Diseases at Paracelsus Medical University in Salzburg, Austria
SESSION STRUCTURE
13:00 | Introduction |
13:05 | Exploring the patient management of alpha-mannosidosis and the latest therapeutic options available |
13:15 | Multisystemic Symptoms and treatment of older children and the transition to adult therapies |
13:20 | Exploring the need to start treatment as soon as possible |
13:25 | Optimising therapeutic outcomes for the paediatric patient |
13:30 | Treatment case study timelines - from diagnosis to treatment |
13:35 | Q&A (via the Text on the EIP Webinar Hub) |
13:45 | End of Webinar |
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Exploring the patient management of alpha-mannosidosis and the latest therapeutic options available
- Multi-systemic Symptoms and treatment of Older Children and the Transition to Adult Therapies
- Exploring the need to start treatment as soon as possible - Optimising therapeutic outcomes for the paediatric patient
- Treatment case study timelines - from diagnosis to treatment
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This information is intended for healthcare professionals only.
An attendance certificate is provided by EIP to all those attending a live webinar or watching a recorded webinar. Once all 4 webinars have taken place EIP will apply for CME credit/s connected to a combined Spot the Early Signs of AM Course - Further details will be available on the AM Resource Centre at: https://amd.spot-early-signs.org/