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Andreas Rosenberger Andreas Dybesland Rosenberger

Head of centre

Oslo University Hospital

Norway

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Andreas Dybesland Rosenberger is the Head of Centre at the University Hospital of North Norway. His research focuses on rare hereditary neuromuscular disorders, physiotherapy innovations, and health literacy in rare disorders. Recent publications include studies on pediatric palliative care, muscle ultrasound diagnostics, and the impact of diet and physical activity on muscle health.

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University of Amsterdam

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Multidisciplinary management and care in rare neuromuscular disorders: A call for action

230P Physiotherapy for rare hereditary NMDs- an open and free e-learning course for physiotherapists. Results after 18 months online at sjelden.no

254P “Where can I find a specialized physiotherapist for someone like me?” - A Norwegian innovation project

256P Establishing healthy muscle references and cutoff values for quantitative muscle ultrasound as a foundation for future diagnostic and research use in the neuromuscular clinic

344P DMD-YOUNG: paediatric palliative care for children with a slowly progressive neuromuscular disorder in transition to adulthood

499P Exploring the impact of diet and physical activity on episodic muscle weakness and paralysis in hypokalemic periodic paralysis: a qualitative interview study

A scoping review of health literacy in rare disorders: key issues and research directions

Insomnia and sleep-disordered breathing in FKRP-related limb-girdle muscular dystrophy R9. The Norwegian LGMDR9 cohort study (2020)

P104 Preliminary results on changes in gait dynamics measured by a Zebris® PDM platform for 13 NMD-patients after an intensive and individualized 2-week physiotherapy intervention

P105 Implementation of standardized gait and balance analysis through use of the Zebris® PDM platform for NMD patients included in an intensive and individualized physiotherapy intervention – description of a feasibility study

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Marianne de Visser

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