Discussions and insights

Interactive webcast

Watch this case-based webcast covering important topics such as a new presentation of FOP, flare-up management, common complications, and considerations for vaccination and immunizations.

Dr Robert Pignolo is joined by internationally renowned experts, Dr Geneviève Baujat, Dr Carmen De Cunto, Professor Richard Keen, and Dr Chris Scott.

This is a CME-accredited activity first broadcast on June 24, 2021. Each case and discussion are available as chapters or you can watch the full video on-demand.

Watch the interactive webcast and claim your CME credits.

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Introduction

Case 1: Initial diagnosis

Case 2: Management of flare ups

Case 3: Common complications

Case 4: Vaccination/immunization

Questions & Answers

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