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Learn about ATTR-CM and uncover the differences between hereditary and wild-type ATTR-CM
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Explore a range of educational resources to support the diagnosis of ATTR-CM
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Red Flags of ATTR-CM
Summary of Nigel Lewis' presentation at the BCS Symposium 2021 highlighting the red flags for ATTR-CM including the cardiac and non-cardiac manifestations.
Diagnosis of ATTR-CM
Summary of Kate Gatenby's presentation at the BCS Symposium 2021 highlighting the characteristic findings on imaging that would point to a diagnosis of ATTR-CM.
Management of ATTR-CM
Summary of Will Moody's presentation at the BCS Symposium 2021, discussing a case study of a patient diagnosed with ATTR-CM.
This module reviews the biological foundation and disease mechanism of ATTR amyloidosis.
This video breaks down the various types of ATTR amyloidosis and the clinical clues that can raise suspicion of ATTR-CM.
This module reviews the importance of an early diagnosis of ATTR-CM.
The last in the series video reviews non-invasive and invasive approaches for the diagnosis of ATTR-CM.
Imaging techniques for diagnosis of cardiac amyloidosis
'Ask the expert' video from the 2020 BSH Congress Symposium with Rob Cooper. Rob highlights the symptoms of cardiac amyloidosis and provides an in-depth explanation of the imaging techniques used in combination to diagnose cardiac amyloidosis accurately.
Tips for Detecting Transthyretin Amyloid Cardiomyopathy (ATTR-CM)
Summary video from the 2020 BSH Congress Symposium with Lisa Anderson, who shares some important tips for helping you to detect TTR cardiac amyloidosis, including example criteria of a patients history.
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