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Ep. 188: Red flags of treatable rare myopathies
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Moderator: Olimpia Musumeci (Messina, Italy)
Guests: Antonio Toscano (Messina, Italy), Marianne De Visser (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
In this episode, Olimpia Musumeci speaks with Antonio Toscano and Marianne de Visser about hereditary, particularly metabolic, and acquired myopathies, especially idiopathic inflammatory myopathies amenable to treatment. They review advances in pathophysiology, diagnostic approaches and novel therapies, highlighting clinical red flags and strategies that have a significant impact on timely diagnosis and management in daily neurological practice.
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