ALS
ALS treatment has been transformed by ASO and gene therapies, marking the first wave of disease-modifying interventions. The session covers tofersen (Qalsody) for SOD1 ALS with the VALOR open-label extension data, ulefnersen antisense ASO, C9orf72-targeted programmes (BIIB078 lessons, newer-generation candidates), the AMX0035 (Relyvrio) withdrawal after PHOENIX trial failure and lessons for accelerated approval, palliative ALS care principles, and the ALS Functional Rating Scale revised (ALSFRS-R) outcomes. Discussion addresses fasudil for sporadic ALS, IPS-cell-based therapy approaches, ALS in pediatric and young-adult populations, post-discharge home ventilation, multidisciplinary ALS clinics, and the role of NfL as a treatment-response biomarker.
- Tofersen (Qalsody) for SOD1
- Ulefnersen ASO
- C9orf72 programmes
- AMX0035 withdrawal lessons
- Palliative ALS care
- Fasudil for sporadic ALS
- Multidisciplinary ALS clinics
- NfL as biomarker
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- 01Stroke & Cerebrovascular Disease
- 02Alzheimer’s & Dementia
- 03Multiple Sclerosis
- 04Parkinson’s & Movement Disorders
- 05Epilepsy
- 06Neuromuscular Disease
- 07Headache Medicine
- 08Neuro-Oncology
- 09Clinical Neuroscience & AI
- 10Spinal Cord Injury
- 11Traumatic Brain Injury
- 12Sleep Disorders
- 13Neuropathic Pain
- 14Cerebellar & Ataxia Disorders
- 15Functional Neurological Disorders
- 16Pediatric Neurology
- 17Neuroimmunology
- 18Brain-Computer Interfaces
- 19Migraine
- 20Cluster Headache
- 21Dementia with Lewy Bodies
- 22Frontotemporal Dementia
- 23Huntington Disease
- 25Tremor & Dystonia
- 26Restless Legs Syndrome
- 27Neuroinfectious Disease
- 28Brain Tumors
- 29Vestibular Disorders
- 30Autonomic Disorders
- 31Functional Imaging
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