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The HAExpert webinar series has been ongoing since 2020 and was introduced as a means of facilitating communications between healthcare professionals new to hereditary angioedema and established experts in the field. Over the last few years, several interesting topics have been covered in the webinar series. All previous recordings are now available to view on demand below.
A discussion-based webinar, led by HAE experts, on the management and treatment of HAE around pregnancy. Considerations during preconception and family-planning stages, pregnancy and postpartum will be discussed with complementary patient cases.
Ask the HAE experts: Treating special clinical cases
1st December, 2021
Chair: Prof. Dr. Marcus Maurer
A panel of leading HAE experts explore a series of special clinical cases of patients with HAE (including pregnancy, adolescence, severe HAE and patients with comorbidities), and discuss the complexities surrounding treatment goals and management for each case.
Managing HAE along unique patient journeys: Let’s discuss the goals and challenges of treatment
23rd June, 2021
Co-Chairs: Professor Marcus Maurer and Professor Markus Magerl
An interactive, discussion-based event led by our leading international expert panel, covering topics surrounding unique patient journeys in HAE. These include treatment goals, the challenges associated with disease management, and the impact on patient quality of life.
Could it be hereditary angioedema (HAE)?– What to look out for
25th March, 2021
Chair: Professor Markus Magerl
Using patient cases, our panel of experts aim to provide a greater understanding of the symptoms of HAE in different specialty settings in which an HAE patient may first present, and to highlight the importance of multi-disciplinary collaboration in diagnosis and patient care.
Patient-physician interaction in HAE – Learnings from lockdown
19th November, 2020
Chair: Professor Marcus Maurer
The panel discuss how the interaction between patients and physicians has changed in recent months, from the point-of-view of both the physician and HAE patient, and what should be kept going forward.
