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    Dr. Jerry Vockley, of UPMC Children’s Hospital, discusses the results of the phase 1/2 trial  testing a new gene therapy, 4D-310, in Fabry disease patients.

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    • Jerry Vockley, MD, PhD, Head of the Division of Medical Genetics at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, discusses the phase 1/2 trial of the gene therapy, 4D-310, in Fabry disease. @ChildrensPgh @FabryDisease1 @FabryOrg @TUAFD1 #Fabry https://t.co/oL4CkLLQtL

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    Dr. Jerry Vockley, of UPMC Children’s Hospital, discusses the results of the phase 1/2 trial  testing a new gene therapy, 4D-310, in Fabry disease patients.

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    • Jerry Vockley, MD, PhD, Head of the Division of Medical Genetics at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, discusses the phase 1/2 trial of the gene therapy, 4D-310, in Fabry disease. @ChildrensPgh @FabryDisease1 @FabryOrg @TUAFD1 #Fabry https://t.co/oL4CkLuf5b

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    Dr. Jerry Vockley, of UPMC Children’s Hospital, discusses the results of the phase 1/2 trial  testing a new gene therapy, 4D-310, in Fabry disease patients.

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    • Jerry Vockley, MD, PhD, Head of the Division of Medical Genetics at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, discusses the phase 1/2 trial of the gene therapy, 4D-310, in Fabry disease. @ChildrensPgh @FabryDisease1 @FabryOrg @TUAFD1 #Fabry https://t.co/oL4CkLLQtL

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    As a multi-systemic disorder, Fabry disease can impact the functions of various organs. As a genetic disorder, Fabry can impact the offsprings, parents, and relatives of the patient. Therefore, its effects are far-reaching.

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    • "Within this one gene, we have identified over a thousand mutations." A nephrologist discusses #Fabry, what it is, and the devastating effects it can have on patients. #RDRPodcast https://t.co/K6UIfm2iFh https://t.co/lvuWyqSj3z

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    Objective This study describes the influence of sex and disease phenotype on the occurrence of cardiac events in Fabry disease (FD). Methods Cardiac events from birth to last visit (median age 50 years) were recorded for 213 patients with FD. Patients were categorised as follows : men with classical FD (n=57), men with non-classical FD (n=26), women with classical FD (n=98) and women with…

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    • Influence of sex and phenotype on #Fabry disease outcomes. Remember why we need T1 mapping for LVH irrespective of age and presentation. HTN is also common in FD. Can also have SAM/LVOTO. https://t.co/CsN9PCxpsD #cardiotwitter https://t.co/wy1T7jU8qN