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, registries have the potential to facilitate surveillance, audit and research. Generally, rare disease registries tend to focus more on the collection of detailed natural history data than support epidemiological research. On the other hand, linked datasets
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patients who participated in the study. References 1 Chanson P & Salenave S . Acromegaly . Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases 2008 3 17 . ( https://doi.org/10.1186/1750-1172-3-17 ) 2 Colao A Grasso LFS Giustina A Melmed S Chanson
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half of the normal range who have hyperglycaemia. Declaration of interest MG has received speaker fees from Recordati Rare Diseases, Ipsen, Crinetics Pharmaceuticals, and Novo Nordisk and attended advisory boards for Novo Nordisk, Recordati Rare
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management of rare diseases – the multidisciplinary team – is an integral part of the transition process. The present observations confirm that the circumstances required for structured transition program may already be present at most of the RCs
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were not available for analyses. Usually, the rareness of the disease results in certain limitations due to low cohort size. However, in our analyses the cohort size of 292 patients with this rare disease should be pointed out as a strength of our study
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treatment for a brain tumor is a rare disease and patients may encounter difficulties in receiving optimal health care. Delay in recognition of signs and symptoms, difficulties in timely referral or assigning the correct treatment may occur. HD can have
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