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Embrace the colorful journey

19.11.2024

Artist with PCH2 “My name is Damien and I am a disabled artist.” This is how 29-year-old Damien from Canada introduces himself on his website. But Damien doesn’t just have…

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Cruise4Life – „Ship Ahoy, Cast Off!“

13.11.2024

Finally, on 27 August 2024, the time had come for us, the PCH FAMILY, to set sail from Kiel on board the AIDAnova. One week of cruising the Kattegat and Skagerrak lay ahead of us, and nobody could begin to imagine the experiences we would have together.

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Cerebellar conference Heidelberg

31.10.2024

From September 11 to 13 2024, the conference “Cerebellar Development and Disease at Single-Cell Resolution” took place in Heidelberg.

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National Ambassadors Wanted

15.10.2024

It takes the commitment of many people to raise awareness of a disease as rare as PCH2, help find supporters and provide the best possible support for patients and their families.

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Gem of Humanity

09.10.2024

“Humanity is a skill that must be learned and his classmates were able to learn it from him.”
(Elementary school teacher Ms. S.)

You don’t really need more of an argument for inclusion.

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Patient Brochure 2.0

12.09.2024

Natural History of Pontocerebellar Hypoplasia Type 2 – A Guideline for Parents and Those Interested After the patient brochure 1.0 from 2014, we are now pleased to present the current…

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PCH2cure Work Package: Gastrointestinal Symptoms in PCH2A

Typical gastrointestinal symptoms in patients with PCH2A (feeding difficulties, reflux, vomiting, bloating, constipation, defecation disorders, dysmotility, cramping abdominal pain, restlessness) are recorded in a standardized manner and compared with a control group (children and adolescents with other types of severe neurological impairment).

Published: 26.09.2024

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PCH2cure Work Package: Imaging of the Brain

The severe neurological symptoms seen in children with PCH2A are caused by how the disease affects the brain. MRI allows us to visualize these abnormalities more precisely and thus gain important insights into the disease.

Published: 26.09.2024

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Brain Models Help in Researching PCH2

The article originally titled “Human organoid model of PCH2a recapitulates brain region-specific pathology” shows for the first time how the pathology in certain brain regions in PCH2A can be simulated in a 3-dimensional neuronal tissue model (organoid).

Published: 12.10.2023

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