Watch The NT5C1A Antibody Test and its Role in the Diagnosis of IBM with Kevin Dooley

The NT5C1A Antibody Test and Inclusion Body Myositis

On May 9, 2018, Dr. Kevin Dooley, a retired ophthalmologist who has the rare disease inclusion body myositis, joined us live for a patient-led video education session titled, “The NT5C1A Antibody Test and its Role in the Diagnosis of Inclusion Body Myositis.”

We provide you a recording of the live interactive session so you can learn more about the NT5CIA antibody and its association with inclusion body myositis.

Watch The NT5C1A Antibody Test and its Role in the Diagnosis of Inclusion Body Myositis

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