…About CMT and More,” a webinar presented by Dr. Michael Shy during CMT Awareness Month 2013, the CMTA has been conducting webinars intended to inform and educate everyone about CMT….
…CMT? Trigger finger is a common problem and probably not related to CMT. Can CMT cause osteoporosis? Not directly. The only relationship between the two is that inactivity from CMT…
…there? Scientists have identified over 100 different gene mutations causing CMT. Most people (90%) have one of four types of CMT: CMT 1A (PMP 22); CMT 1B (MPZ); CMT 2A…
…a link to the research page. CMT Type 1 CMT Type 1 (CMT1) is defined as an autosomal dominant (see inheritance.) demyelinating form of CMT. CMT1 accounts for about 55…
How does CMT affect breathing? Download as PDF: Breathing_and_CMT_Michael_Shy_MD.pdf Breathing and CMT While uncommon, some particularly severe forms of CMT can affect breathing. BY MICHAEL E. SHY, MD, CMT CLINIC,…
…have CMT or someone in their family does or whether they are engaged in CMT research, they are dedicated to helping people affected by CMT. Herbert Beron Secretary When Herb’s…
…immunization contraindicated for people with CMT? Some CMT patients have an autoimmune polyneuropathy in addition to their CMT. For those patients, we must be concerned about vaccinations. Most CMT patients…
…to learn more. CMT Type 1 CMT Type 1 (CMT1) is defined as an autosomal dominant (see inheritance.) demyelinating form of CMT. CMT1 accounts for about 55 percent of all…
…1886: Jean–Martin–Charcot, Pierre Marie y Howard Henry Tooth. Trastornos hereditarios Las cosas en nuestro entorno no causan CMT. El CMT no es contagiosa. El CMT se hereda. Las formas más…
CMTA-STAR BIOTECH & ALLIANCE PARTNERS THE CMTA-STAR Drug Development Pipeline (Click image to enlarge) RESEARCH FOR DEMYELINATING CMT RESEARCH FOR AXONAL CMT Partnerships for Drug Development The CMTA works with…
