Improving outcomes in AL amyloidosis
Transcript: Advice for cardiologists
Professor Giovanni Palladini
All transcripts are created from interview footage and directly reflect the content of the interview at the time. The content is that of the speaker and is not adjusted by Medthority.
Well, the most important advice I can give to cardiologists and neurologists is to think of amyloidosis, and also, that's not enough. But because when they suspect amyloidosis they should accompany the patients in the first steps of testing even if this is quite highly specialised testing. So, we need to help the physicians of different specialties working in the field, not only to think of amyloidosis but also to appropriately and effectively direct patients to the first testing so that they don't waste time. I think this is vital. And the Heidelberg meeting was one, I would say fruitful opportunity, to start doing so.
Developed independently by EPG Health to help provide its healthcare professional members with access to the highest quality medical and scientific information, education and associated relevant content.
Updates in your area
of interest
of interest
Articles your peers
are looking at
are looking at
Bookmarks
saved
saved
Days to your
next event
next event