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Duchenne muscular dystropy (DMD): What is it and how is it managed?

From the recognition of symptoms to management and supportive care, there are multiple stages in the management of a patient with DMD.

In this video, Prof. Ros Quinlivan from the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in London, UK describes the early key signs and symptoms that would trigger a suspicion and further testing. She also describes the progressive nature of the disease and discusses her centre’s experience in the management of patients with DMD.

This video is based on professional and expert opinion of Prof. Ros Quinlivan.

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