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In the 3rd part of a 6 part "SUMMIT SUPERCUTS" video series about Periodic Paralysis, Dr. Steve Cannon discusses a recent discovery in a family thought to have HypoPP only to find that they may have HyperPP instead. Dr. Cannon discusses the findings from the genetic testing of several members of the same family to some astonishing results. This presentation was filmed at the annual PPA Conference in Orlando, Florida along with 5 other discussions about PP. If this discussion was insightful, you might find the other talks in this series helpful as well.
You can watch all 6 Summit Supercuts from the 2021 PPA Conference here:
Summit Supercut 1 - Repurposing A Drug for Preventing Attacks of PP : • Repurposing A Drug for...
Summit Supercut 2 - Safe Anesthesia for Periodic Paralysis Patients : • Safe Anesthesia for Pe...
Summit Supercut 3 - Family Genetics Finds SCNA4A Variant Defect : Watching
Summit Supercut 4 - Paramyotonia Congenita: • Paramyotonia Congenita...
Summit Supercut 5 - CRSPR Gene Editing for PP Patients : • CRISPR Editing for Rar...
Summit Supercut 6 - Andersen-Tawil Syndrome (ATS) : • Andersen Tawil Syndrom...
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