James R. Lupski, M.D., Ph.D. and David W. Stockton, M.D.

Dr. David W. Stockton has an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering, a masters in computer science and holds two U.S. patents in computer engineering. After receiving his M.D. from the University of Michigan, David completed his post-doctoral training at Michigan. A board certified internist, he is currently an assistant professor in medical genetics at Baylor College of Medicine. Dr. Stockton reports no commercial conflict of interest. In the last three years, Dr. Lupski has received grant/research support from WIH, MDA, FFB and Merck & Co., Inc.He has also served as a consultant for Athena Diagnostics. This presentation will include discussion of commercial products and services.

Release Date: 06/16/1997
Termination Date: 06/16/2000

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• Understand the impact of inherited peripheral neuropathies
• Generate an appropriate differential diagnosis
• Proceed with a diagnostic work-up to arrive at the definitive diagnosis.

 

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