Part 1: Overview of IgG4RD
| Introducing Dr. Zach Wallace | 0:18 |
| Five key takeaways about IgG4RD. | 2:21 |
| IgG4RD is an inflammatory autoimmune disease. | 4:09 |
| Fibrotic vs. inflammatory lesions. | 4:50 |
| Organs typically affected by IgG4RD. | 6:13 |
| IgG4 are common, but not always present. | 8:51 |
| Treatment for IgG4 | 10:05 |
| New treatments are being evaluated. | 11:56 |
Part 2: Q&A Session
| What is the best way to monitor my condition? | 0:18 |
| How do I know what symptoms are caused by my IgG4? | 1:19 |
| What would I notice if it was affecting my salivary glands? | 2:45 |
| Is IgG4Rd a form of vasculitis? | 3:22 |
| How is understanding IgG4 relevant to someone with vasculitis? | 4:48 |
| How would explain IgG4 to a newly diagnosed patient? | 7:29 |
| How do you explain to the patient what he/she can expect in terms of management, or prognosis? | 9:16 |
| How often do you see your patients with IgG4? | 11:36 |
| How long does it usually take a Rituximab infusion to begin working? | 12:02 |
| IgG4 typically affects older males. What is the youngest patient you have treated? | 13:12 |
| What is meant by fibrous | 13:50 |
| What is the life expectancy when you have IgG4? | 15:31 |
| Does IgGA run in families? | 16:32 |
