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Icc Releases 3rd Edition Of The Fop Treatment Guidelines

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icc releases 3rd edition of the fop treatment guidelines

This version of the FOP Guidelines, written in English, is the only version reviewed and endorsed by the ICC. The ICC acknowledges that this document may be freely translated into other languages, but does not guarantee the accuracy of any such translations. To the extent possible, any translation of the FOP Guidelines should be performed and reviewed by bilingual medical experts from the country where the translation is intended to be used. Download the full Guidelines as a pdf or access each chapter using the links below. You can view previous versions of the guidelines in our Treatment Guidelines Archives. We are proud to announce the official publication of our Brief Outlines: The Medical Guidelines for FOP.

These guidelines are a summary of the main document. This peer-reviewed, published summary streamlines and supplements the main document but does not replace it. Please continue to use the main guidelines, as needed. On behalf of the International Clinical Council on FOP (ICC) and its 21 members, 2 emeritus members, and six consultants, we are pleased to introduce the 2024 edition of THE MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF FIBRODYSPLASIA OSSIFICANS PROGESSIVA: CURRENT TREATMENT CONSIDERATIONS (also known as The FOP Treatment Guidelines). The ICC has worked assiduously on this document which represents a monumental effort on the part of many.

This report contains many new sections that we hope you will find useful, as well as completely updated sections that you found useful in the past. You will notice the Executive Summary of Key Practice Points (Section II). It is conservative, informative, and balanced – supported by the detailed exposition of the larger report. We emphasize that this document reflects the authors’ experience and opinions on the various topics and classes of symptom-modifying medications and is meant only as a guide to this area of therapeutics for the... The International Clinical Council of FOP and consultants have released a new edition of The Medical Management of Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva: Current Treatment Considerations. In the accompanying editorial, corresponding authors Prof Fred Kaplan and Dr Robert Pignolo emphasise that “this document reflects the authors’ experience and opinions on the various topics and classes of symptom-modifying medications, and is...

This replaces the previous edition released in 2011, which has been a valuable resource for families and clinicians around the world. The authors note that “With ongoing clinical trials and additional ones on the horizon, we anticipate that this document will be updated annually – more frequently if needed.” FOP Australia are very grateful for the work of the ICC, and will be sending a copy of the new edition directly to all the FOP families and clinicians registered with us over the... Please note that this document can also be accessed by the permanent ‘Medical Treatment Guidelines’ link visible at the top of every page of this website.

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This report contains many new sections that we hope you will find useful, as well as completely updated sections that you found useful in the past. You will notice the Executive Summary of Key Practice Points (Section II). It is conservative, informative, and balanced – supported by the detailed exposition of the larger report. We emphasize that this document reflects the authors’ experience and o...

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This replaces the previous edition released in 2011, which has been a valuable resource for families and clinicians around the world. The authors note that “With ongoing clinical trials and additional ones on the horizon, we anticipate that this document will be updated annually – more frequently if needed.” FOP Australia are very grateful for the work of the ICC, and will be sending a copy of the...