Panelists discuss how spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) treatment will evolve over the next 5 years, likely incorporating improved gene therapy delivery systems, combination therapies, and rehabilitation models, while maintaining individualized approaches for each patient.
Clinical Brief: Future Directions in SMA Management
Main Discussion Topics
Key Points for Physicians
Notable Insights
The panel emphasized that while current treatments have transformed SMA from a frequently fatal disease to a manageable chronic condition, they are not curative and require continued research for optimization.
Clinical Significance
The future of SMA management will likely involve individualized combination approaches with safer gene delivery systems, targeted muscle-enhancing therapies, and comprehensive rehabilitation strategies to maximize functional outcomes throughout patients’ life span.
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