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Jul 2023
48m 12s

Primera parte: Perspectivas de la comuni...

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF NEUROLOGY
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Esta semana, en el primero de dos episodios, el Dr. Daniel Correa habla con familias que comparten cómo SYNGAP1 -una enfermedad neurológica genética rara que causa convulsiones y retrasos en el desarrollo- ha afectado a sus seres queridos y cómo el Fondo de Investigación SynGAP (SRF) les proporciona recursos y comunidad. El Dr. Correa también habla con el Dr. Ángel Aledo-Serrano, neurólogo y director del Instituto de Neurociencias Vithas Madrid. El Dr. Aledo-Serrano explica SYNGAP1, cuándo las personas deben considerar la posibilidad de someterse a pruebas genéticas y cómo se relaciona con otras enfermedades neurológicas genéticas. 

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Invitados: SynGAP Research Fund @cureSYNGAP1 (Twitter); Dr. Angel Aledo-Serrano @AledoNeuro (Twitter) @aledoneuro (Instagram) 

Presentador: Dr. Daniel Correa @neurodrcorrea 

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