OrphanAnesthesia

We are happy to announce that we have some new guidelines online:

• Börjeson-Forssman-Lehmann syndrome (Author: Dr. Gaik, Germany, Reviewers: Prof. Veyckemans, Belgium and Dr. Khan, Pakistan)
• Childhood nephrotic syndrome (Author: Prof. Orlilaguet, France, Reviewers: Dr. Kuppers, Italy and Dr. Boyer, France)
• Choanal atresia (Author: Dr. Selby, UK, Reviewers: S. Wand, Germany and M. Yilmaz, Germany) 

Many thanks to all contributors! 

We have a new recommendation for Congenital Insensitivity to Pain. Many thanks to the author, Carlos R Degrandi Oliveira, and the two reviewers (Michael J. Wong, Dr Alasdair Parker,) for their support.

New recommendation online: Osteopathia Striata with cranial sclerosis [OS-CS]

Our thanks go to the author, Dominika Karlicka, as well as the reviewers, Dr. Dr Alana O'Dwyer, and Dr. Michael Fitzgerald, without whom the creation of the recommendation would not have been possible.

 

We are pleased to inform you that we have a new recommendation online, and we would like to extend our thanks to the authors and reviewers:

CLOVES syndrome

Thanks to the authors (Luke Wiseman, Mike Wong) and reviewers (Christine Gaik, Nauzer Forbes) we were able to take another step towards improving patient safety.

 

We are pleased to inform you that we can publish an anesthesiological recommendation for the Hardikar Syndrome. The author is Carlos L. Errando Oyonarte, Spain, and the reviewers were Dr. Christine Gaik, Germany and Dr. Alana Strong, USA. Thank you very much for your support.

We would like to inform you that Professor Tino Münster has handed over the project OrphanAnesthesia to new project leaders:

Dr. Christine Gaik - University Hospital Marburg
Dr. Philipp Gude - University Hospital Bochum

You can find the contact details at https://www.orphananesthesia.eu/de/team.html.

We look forward to continuing our collaboration on the project.

Dear colleagues,

We are currently looking for reviewers!

If you are willing to support us, please get in touch! Thank you in advance.

Today is Rare Disease Day!!! Many activities take place and we think of everyone who suffers from a rare disease!

Listen to our DGAI Podcast (german language) about Orphananesthesia and the Rare Disease Day: Podcast

KISS Mainz (Germany) is organising an event to Rare Disease Day. Information and registration:

files/docs/09-01-2024EinladungTagderSeltenenErkrankungen01.03.2024.pdf

Are you familiar with a disease? Then the best way you can help is by writing a recommendation for an anaesthesiological treatment. Our peer review process checks all recommendations before publication. You are also welcome to support us as a reviewer. We are happy if you get in touch with us: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..