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SSIEM 2022 poster: Demographics and baseline characteristics of patients with cerebral palsy of unknown aetiology in the REVEAL-CP observational study

This poster, presented at SSIEM 2022, provides an overview of the REVEAL-CP study, which has been designed to determine the prevalence of aromatic L-amino acid decarboxylase (AADC) deficiency

  • Learn more about the diagnostic procedures for AADC deficiency, and how these can be used to differentially diagnose AADC deficiency from more common conditions such as cerebral palsy (CP)
  • Explore how 3-O-methyldopa levels could help to facilitate early and accurate diagnosis of AADC deficiency
  • Review the baseline and demographic data for patients with CP-like symptoms of unknown etiology

This poster was developed and funded by PTC Therapeutics for SSIEM 2022.

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