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Non-Liver Transplant Therapies for ATTR Amyloidosis 2022
source: Amyloidosis Support Groups
year: 2022
authors: Jeffrey Zonder
summary/abstract:Non-Liver Transplant Therapies for ATTR Amyloidosis 2022 lists different medications and therapies for treating ATTR Amyloidosis, a genetic disorder characterized by abnormal deposits of a protein called transthyretin (TTR). The table is divided into 3 categories: Tetramer Stabilizers, RNA-directed Therapies, and Gene Editing Therapies. Some of the therapies listed, such as Patisiran, Tafamidis, Inotersen, and Vutrisiran have FDA approval, while others are still in development.
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