Educational Videos

Vasculitis Research Discoveries

May 19, 2020
Welcome from Kalen Young 02:34
New ACR Guidelines 03:40
Diagnosis and Classification Criteria for DC Vas 08:45
FDG-PET Scan Imaging to Detect Large Vessel Vasculitis 10:47
Apremilast for Behcet’s Disease 12:39
Pexivas Trial: Is plasma exchange helpful to treat MPA / GPA? 14:17
Advocate Trial: Treatments that reduce the amount of steroid use 16:58
What is a registry and how is it used? 19:02
Natural History Study 21:35
The VPPRN 22:33
Diagnostic Validation Study 26:25
AAV-PRO Study 30:06
CHOICE Study 33:02
COVID-19 Research Response 33:53
The Vasculitis COVID-19 Patient Project 37:51
Future of Vasculitis Research 42:38
Assessment of Quality of Life in Patients with EGPA 43:21
Microbiome 45:08
New cause of vasculitis discovered 49:15
Introducing VEXAS 53:57
Ways you can get involved! 56:35
Q&A: What if I can’t fill out the online form due to impairment? Can someone do it for me? 59:35
Q&A: How does the U.S. compare to other countries in terms of our participation in research? 01:00:49
Q&A: How do you think the COVID-19 crisis could affect how research is done here? 01:03:00
Q&A: How do you see the role of tele-health, or virtual visits in light of this health crisis? 01:05:08

During this exclusive VF Road to Wellness Webinar you will learn about the most exciting, promising, and potentially game-changing research into vasculitis. Included is an important discussion about some of the COVID-19 research underway.

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What are the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) Guidelines?

What is the Aprmilast Study for Behcet’s Disease?

What is the PEXIVAS Study?

What is the V-PPRN?

What is the Diagnostic Validation Study?

How is COVID-10 changing the landscape of research?

What is the Vasculitis COVID-10 Patient Project?

What is the VEXAS Study and why is it so significant?

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