Learn from the Experts, On Demand

How COVID-19 disrupted MPS care in Italy, Brazil, and New York, and the resilience, telemedicine, and advocacy that kept patients safely on treatment.

Explore how MPS and alpha-mannosidosis affect heart valves, coronary arteries, and conduction, and why early treatment matters for long term cardiac outcomes.

Learn how CNS involvement in MPS and alpha-mannosidosis shows up in behavior, MRI findings, and spine changes, and why early recognition still matters most.

Compare orthopedic features of MPS and alpha-mannosidosis, and learn why early signs like painless joint stiffness deserve a closer look for metabolic disease.

Discover why ENT procedures carry major anesthesia risks in MPS patients, and why early surgery, careful planning, and specialized teams are essential.

Discussion on the challenges of diagnosing and managing MPS and alpha-mannosidosis, using real-world pediatric cases.

Learn why unexplained short stature can be the first clue to MPS, and how pediatric endocrinologists play a key role in earlier diagnosis and treatment.

Explore key orthopedic red flags for MPS, from early kyphosis to trigger fingers, and why surgical timing across the spine, hips, and limbs is so critical.

Learn why ENT specialists are often the first to see MPS patients, and why early surgery in specialized centers is critical to avoid life threatening risks.

Discover a detailed overview of MPS, covering its diagnosis, treatment, & enzyme replacement therapy (ERT).

Prof. Susanne Gerit-Kircher reviews MPS I's phenotypic spectrum, from Hurler syndrome to Scheie, emphasizing early diagnosis & management.

Dr. Sylvia Kampuis compares JIA & lysosomal storage diseases like MPS, Gaucher, & Fabry, guiding accurate diagnosis.

Prof. Maria Gizewska guides pediatricians in identifying inborn errors of metabolism (IEM) early to prevent irreversible damage in neonates & infants.

Prof. Rolando Cimaz explores how MPS can mimic juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA), leading to misdiagnoses and delayed treatments.

Prof. Athimalaipet Ramanan helps pediatricians distinguish juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) from conditions that mimic its presentation.

Dr. Susanne Gerit Kircher highlights early MPS signs, stressing the need for clinical suspicion & timely diagnosis to prevent irreversible damage.