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When to treat

Think Fabry, think early treatment to help slow or prevent life-threatening disease progression.1,2

Fabry disease is classified into two main phenotypes:2,4

  • Classic – absent or very low α-GAL A activity, multiple-organ systems involved, presentation generally begins in childhood
  • Nonclassic – also referred to as late-onset, varying levels of residual α-GAL A activity and symptoms are more variable, most frequently beginning in adulthood

Considerations for initiating ERT in each of the following:3

Safety

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