Mitochondrial diseases are an important group of inherited disorders that result in a defective mitochondrial respiratory chain. Despite this, the management of these conditions remains a poorly researched area and there is little expert advice available for the treatment of specific aspects of mitochondrial disease. Multi system involvement is also common and this can pose additional management dilemmas for doctors. The Newcastle Mitochondrial Disease Clinical Guidelines aim to provide expert guidance to health professionals in the management of mitochondrial disease.
Within these pages we aim to offer guidance on specific aspects of mitochondrial disease. We have started by publishing the ‘Cardiac Guidelines in Adult Mitochondrial Disease’, but will add additional guidelines as soon as they are available. Until then, guidance can be accessed from the Newcastle Mitochondrial Team as it has been in the past, either in The Mitochondrial Clinic or by contacting one of the mitochondrial team directly.
The guidelines have been developed using consensus expert opinion sourced from the National Commissioning Group Service for Rare Mitochondrial Diseases for Adults and Children in Newcastle with associated experts from other hospitals.
Mitochondrial Clinical Guidelines
Anaesthesia Peri-Operative Care Guidelines
Updated Stroke-Like Episodes Guidelines
Paediatric constipation guidelines
At A Glance Clinical Guidelines
At a Glance Anaesthesia and Peri-Operative Guidelines
At a Glance Cardiology Guidelines
At a Glance Epilepsy Guidelines
At a Glance Gastrointestinal Guidelines
At a Glance Neuropathy Guidelines
At a Glance Ophthalmology Guidelines
At a Glance Pregnancy Guidelines
At a Glance Respiratory Guidelines
At a Glance Stroke-Like Episode Guidelines
At a Glance Paediatric Screening and Surveillance Guidelines
At a Glance Paediatric Varicella Vaccine Guidelines
At a Glance Paediatric Constipation Guidelines
At a Glance Paediatric Perioperative Guidelines
