Respiratory disorders in late-onset Pompe disease: monitoring and management

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Observational analysis highlights respiratory disorders in late-onset pompe disease patients, suggesting effective management strategies.

Respiratory disorders are common in late-onset pompe disease, affecting patient outcomes significantly.
Main causes of respiratory issues include alveolar hypoventilation and bronchopulmonary infections, which can lead to respiratory failure.
Enzyme replacement therapy has been shown to help prevent further respiratory function decline in patients with pompe disease.
Interventions such as noninvasive ventilation and respiratory muscle training are crucial for managing complications in these patients.

Akulkina et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Observational analysis highlights respiratory disorders in late-onset pompe disease patients, suggesting effective management strategies.

Respiratory disorders are common in late-onset pompe disease, affecting patient outcomes significantly.
Main causes of respiratory issues include alveolar hypoventilation and bronchopulmonary infections, which can lead to respiratory failure.
Enzyme replacement therapy has been shown to help prevent further respiratory function decline in patients with pompe disease.
Interventions such as noninvasive ventilation and respiratory muscle training are crucial for managing complications in these patients.

Akulkina et al. (2025) studied this question.

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