Spinal Muscular Atrophy Real-World Data
Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a rare genetic neuromuscular disorder, but it is one of the leading genetic causes of infant death.
Qdata® can help lead to better treatments.
Qdata® Spinal Muscular Atrophy is an exclusive dataset clinically curated to clarify how SMA is diagnosed and treated in real-world practice, capturing diagnosis, treatment, and disease course across diverse populations.
Key Data Elements
SMA Subtype
SMN2 Copy Number
Respiratory Status
Ambulatory Status
Motor Strength Score
About Qdata® Spinal Muscular Atrophy
SMA is a rare genetic neuromuscular disease that causes muscles to become weak and waste away over time. It occurs when motor neurons in the spinal cord die, preventing the brain from properly communicating with voluntary muscles.
SMA primarily affects a person's ability to crawl, walk, sit up, breathe, and swallow. It does not affect a person's cognitive ability or intellectual development.
SMA medical research is aided by deeply abstracted, longitudinal SMA patient records that capture clinical detail required to understand disease and treatment response.
Evidence in Action
Comprehensive Coverage Across the SMA Continuum
With 300+ total de-identified patients and 2 years average length of follow-up, the dataset reflects the specialized care setting central to spinal muscular atrophy management.
Comprehensive Coverage of SMA Treatment Modalities
The spinal muscular atrophy dataset reflects the full treatment landscape with exclusive therapeutic insights found in contributing clinician EHRs, standardized and clinically validated SMA-specific data, and real-world patient journeys detailing disease progression and treatment.
Custom Data Curation
Need data tailored to your exact study design requirements?
Our purpose-built, fit-for-purpose datasets are designed to support rigorous research and confident decision-making. These datasets can be tailored
around custom inclusion and exclusion criteria, in addition to including all standard abstracted data elements.
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