What is Barth Syndrome? |
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● Cardiomyopathy – Heart
failure or heart muscle weakness ● Neutropenia –
weakness in the immune system (specifically reduced “neutrophils”, a type of
white blood cell used in fighting bacterial infections) ● Muscle Weakness and General Fatigue ● Growth Delay – that can be substantial
until late teenage years Please see our Medical
brochure for a wealth of information about Barth syndrome. |
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List of Laboratories
in the United Kingdom & Europe which perform Barth Syndrome testing.
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What’s New |
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● Twice yearly (March & Sept): Barth Syndrome Clinic,
Bristol - open to all UK patients (and patients from the European Union who
are in possession of a valid S2 form (formerly E112)). ● Sep 2010: New paper written showing that
multiple miscarriages of boys can be due to Barth syndrome – (Click here
to view). This paper was funded by the Barth Syndrome Trust and the
Barth Syndrome Foundation. ● April 2010: New NHS
Service for Barth syndrome – dedicated clinic and service offering
testing and treatment. ● 2010 Barth Syndrome Conference Video Presentation
available on-line. |
Barth Syndrome Trust |
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We’ll soon be re-launching our website so please bookmark this site and revisit from time to time to access the latest information about the syndrome and what we’re doing.
Membership is free and we have a wealth of information to share with you if you are considering a diagnosis of Barth syndrome or already have a confirmed diagnosis. Please contact us, together we can make a difference!
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