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Accreditation assessment: LOPD symposium

Supported by Amicus Therapeutics
Last updated: 24th Feb 2025
Published: 24th Feb 2025
1. Which of the following does not contribute to the diagnostic delay experienced by people with LOPD?
2. Pompe disease extends beyond a muscular disorder, affecting multiple facets of an individual’s life. Which of the following is not impacted by Pompe disease?
3. The accumulation of which molecule in the central nervous system leads to neuromuscular dysfunction associated with Pompe disease?
4. Of the following, what is the most common cause of death for people with LOPD?
5. How likely is it that you will adjust the way in which you provide enzyme replacement therapy to your patients after this symposium?
6. How likely is it that you will adjust the way in which you assess the individual needs of LOPD patients after this symposium?
7. How likely is it that you will adjust the way in which you diagnose LOPD after this symposium?
8. How likely is it that you will adjust the way you manage LOPD-related pain?
9. Would you be willing to give us further input on your perceptions and experience of this accredited activity in a follow-up 15–20-minute interview?

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