- FOCUS:
- The Porphyrias are Metabolic Diseases li>
- FECH and EPP
- Hypoglycemia an Indicator of Porph
- Dioxon Exposure to Be Avoided by Porphyrics
- FOCUS:
- Porphyria Pain and Use of Opiod Analgesics
- Electrolyte Balance Essential in Acute Porphyrias
- Using NSAIDS in Treating Porphyria Pain
- Porphyria Cutaneous Tardea and Blistering
- Analgesics Used for Treating Porphyria Pain
- FOCUS:
- Neuropsychological Aspects of Porphyria
- Always Review Anesthesia Drugs
- Heme Biosynthesis is the Backbone of the Porphyrias
- Hypoglycemia is an Indicator of Porphyria
- FOCUS:
- Potassium: a Vital Electrolyte in Porphyria
- Mental Changes in Acute Porphyria
- Using Safe Inhalation Agents
- Physiology & Anatomy of Peripheral Neuropathy
- Seizure Treatment in Acute Porphyrias
- FOCUS:
- Muscle Relaxants Vary Widely in Safety
- Better Treatment Reduces Mortability Rate
- Edema Often Present in Porphyrias
- Suicide and Porphyric Pain
- PPOX Genes: Protoporphyrinogen Oxidase and VP
- FOCUS:
- Analgesics and Treatment in Acute Porphyrias
- The Role of Genetics and Illness
- Dysuria Often an Attack Symptom
- Diagnosis of PN in Porphyria
- Pain Medication in Porphyria
- FOCUS:
- Use of Anxiolytics in Acute Porphyrics
- Inheritance of Genetic Conditions
- Why UA's Should Be Performed
- Attitude is Important in Porphyria
- Bone Pain Associated With Porphyria
- Magnesium Important For Porphyrics
- FOCUS:
- Cardiac Medications for Acute Porphyrics
- Abdominal Distention a Common Symptom
- Psychosis Can Present in Attacks
- Basic Genetics Helps Understanding
- Toxic Neuropathy Often Possible
- Muscle Pain Common in PN
