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Fabry's disease

Fabry's disease (or Angiokeratoma corporis diffusum) is a lysosomal storage disease caused by deficient alpha galactosidase. more...

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Symptoms

Some of the pathological symtoms includes skin lesions, febrile episodes, burning in extremities. Skin lesions are painless elevated papules that appear all over body. Ocular involvement may present and showing vortex keratopathy. Death in early adulthood usually due to renal failure because of proteinuria induced hypertension.

Treatment

Treatment of Fabry's disease until recently was just symptomatic. This is changing with the drug Agalsidase beta (Fabrazyme®). Problematic is that the cost of the drug (approximately $170,000 US a year/patient) remains a barrier to many patients in some countries.

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First treatment for Fabry's disease - Updates - Brief Article
The FDA has approved Fabrazyme (agalsidase beta), the first treatment for people with Fabry's disease. This serious genetic metabolic disorder affects ...
Genzyme completes phase IV study of Fabrazyme for Fabry's disease
Genzyme has successfully completed its principal Phase IV study of Fabrazyme (recombinant alpha galactosidase beta) and performed a preliminary analysis ...
Firms vie to treat genetic disease - Fabry's disease - Brief Article
Genzyme stands at the center of another enzyme-replacement story. The rare, fatal genetic condition in this instance is Fabry's disease. In people with ...
Enzyme Replacement Resolves Fabry Disease - Brief Article
PHILADELPHIA -- Enzyme replacement therapy has conquered Fabry disease, a rare, lysosomal storage disease. In two independent reports at the annual ...
Therapy OK'd for Fabry's disease
WASHINGTON -- Federal health officials have approved the first- ever treatment for Fabry's disease, a rare, inherited disorder that often kills its ...
Enzyme seen as key in battling Fabry's disease
Enzyme seen as key in battling Fabry's disease, researchers say Associated Press Thursday, July 5, 2001 Replacing a missing enzyme in people ...
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