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Rare Talks: AADC

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Podcast Overview

This podcast series aims to give you some of the information you need. We’ve asked the experts what essential advice they have about AADC deficiency and what you might expect as you go on this journey with your loved one. Find out more about symptoms, diagnosis, and available support by listening to the podcasts. The Rare Talks: AADC podcast series is funded and produced by PTC Therapeutics Ltd. The content of the podcasts is based on the speakers’ expert opinions and professional experience. Some content discussed in the podcasts may be specific to the country the speaker practices in and may vary internationally. This podcast series is intended for a healthcare professional audience only.

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Recent Episodes

February 5, 2024

Multimodal rehabilitation for children with AADC deficiency

In this episode, Yuji Oka joins us for an illuminating discussion on how multimodal rehabilitation can help children living with AADC deficiency. Yuji shares how his innovative approach of addressing rehabilitation through the perception of child learning experiences can integrate with the broader multidisciplinary team to help improve patient outcomes.

February 28, 2023

Differential diagnosis: AADC deficiency and cerebral palsy

In this episode, we’re joined by Professor Angela García-Cazorla to explore the overlapping symptoms between AADC deficiency and cerebral palsy. She discusses how similar presentations between cerebral palsy and AADC deficiency can lead to an incorrect diagnosis, and the consequences this can have for patients and their families. She will also highlight the importance of receiving a timely rare disease diagnosis and how to differentiate nervous system disorders from one another.

September 26, 2022

Differential diagnosis: AADC deficiency and epilepsy

Professor Maša Malenica joins us to explore the overlapping symptoms between AADC deficiency and epilepsy. Hear about the importance of considering different diagnoses, especially from the rare disease spectrum, and learn when to consider an alternative diagnosis in patients who may have been diagnosed with epilepsy. Listen now to discover how to differentiate epilepsy from AADC deficiency.

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What is Rare Talks: AADC?: This podcast series aims to give you some of the information you need. We’ve asked the experts what essential advice they have about AADC deficiency and what you might expect as you go on this journey with your loved one. Find out more about symptoms, diagnosis, and available support by listening to the podcasts.

The Rare Talks: AADC podcast series is funded and produced by PTC Therapeutics Ltd. The content of the podcasts is based on the speakers’ expert opinions and professional experience. Some content discussed in the podcasts may be specific to the country the speaker practices in and may vary internationally. This podcast series is intended for a healthcare professional audience only.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates inactive.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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