THINK WILSON

e-learning modules

A range of e-learning modules are available for healthcare professionals with an interest in Wilson disease. These modules cover a wide variety of topics, including Wilson disease manifestations and diagnosis. Each e-learn has been produced in collaboration with a healthcare professional with experience in Wilson disease, who will share practical knowledge on key topics in Wilson disease. These modules will help to increase your understanding of Wilson disease and will test your learning through a series of questions.

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Think Wilson

michael schilsky - yale school of medicine, connecticut, usa

A brief introduction to Wilson disease and the key systemic manifestations of the disease.

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Think ophthalmology

jesper hjortdal - the danish cornea bank and aarhus university hospital, aarhus, denmark

An overview of ophthalmologic manifestations of Wilson disease.

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Think diagnosis

piotr socha - the children's memorial health institute, warsaw, poland

Practicalities of diagnosing a patient with Wilson disease and potential limitations of current diagnostic methods.

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Think pediatrics

Tamir Miloh – University of Miami Health System, Florida, USA

Wilson disease in pediatric patients, including both symptomatic and pre-symptomatic patients.

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Think hepatology

Valentina Medici - Professor, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, University of California Davis, Sacremento CA USA

An overview of hepatic manifestations of Wilson disease.

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Think Neurology

Aurelia Poujois – Hôpital Fondation Adolphe de Rothschild, Paris, France

An overview of neurologic manifestations of Wilson disease.

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Think Psychiatry

Paula Zimbrean – Yale School of Medicine, Connecticut, USA

A practical look at the wide range of psychiatric manifestations of Wilson disease.

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Think Genetics

Sihoun Hahn – Seattle Children’s Hospital, Washington, USA

A discussion of the genetics of Wilson disease, including the potential for missed diagnoses and non-pathogenic variants.

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THINK GENETICS SUPPLEMENT – NEWBORN SCREENING FOR WILSON DISEASE: ACTIVE RESEARCH

Sihoun Hahn – Seattle Children’s Hospital, Washington, USA

A discussion of active research relating to newborn screening of Wilson disease.