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Egetis is committed to advancing the understanding and treatment of serious rare diseases through scientific innovation, medical education and collaboration with healthcare professionals.

This section provides healthcare professionals with scientific, medical and product information about MCT8 deficiency, Emcitate® (tiratricol), clinical research and other rare thyroid hormone disorders.

Information regarding product availability, approved indications and prescribing information may differ between countries. Healthcare professionals should always consult the locally approved product information.

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MCT8 deficiency, also known as Allan-Herndon-Dudley syndrome, is a rare, severe and life-limiting X-linked disorder caused by pathogenic variants in the SLC16A2 gene.

The disease results in tissue-specific disruption of thyroid hormone signalling, leading to severe neurodevelopmental impairment and peripheral thyrotoxicosis.

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EMCITATE® (tiratricol) is approved in the United States and European Union. Approved indications, patient populations, availability, and prescribing information vary by country.

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Whenever possible, participation in an ongoing clinical trial is the preferred route for accessing investigational medicines. In certain circumstances and where permitted by applicable laws and regulations, Egetis may consider requests from treating physicians for access to a medicine outside a clinical trial or routine commercial availability.

 

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Healthcare professionals seeking scientific or medical information about MCT8 deficiency, Emcitate® or Egetis research activities may contact the Egetis Medical Information team.

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The information in this section is intended for healthcare professionals. Product availability, approved indications and prescribing information may differ between countries. Healthcare professionals should consult the locally approved product information before prescribing any medicinal product.

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