National Patient Conference
Workshops
and Presenters
"Raynaud’s phenomenon"
By Philip Clements, M.D. –
About
Philip Clements, M.D..
Raynaud’s phenomenon is present in about 90% of people with scleroderma. Who develops Raynaud’s phenomenon, and how is it different from Raynaud’s disease? What therapies are available for effective management? Learn to better understand the underlying process in a Raynaud’s attack, the medications used to treat Raynaud’s, and how to manage Raynaud’s episodes.
"Hand Involvement & Surgical Options for Scleroderma"
By Neil Jones, M.D. – About
Neil Jones, M.D.
Those with scleroderma can experience medical problems specific to their hands such as ulcerations, calcium deposits, decreased blood flow, and joint deformities that require special management. This session will emphasize how the application of surgical techniques can help improve blood flow, promote healing, and improve function.
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