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Sucraid® Single-Use Container Café (no VO)

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Sucraid® Single-Use Container Café

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How to Administer Sucraid® Single-Use Container

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How to Administer Sucraid® - Bottles

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Could It Be CSID? The Diagnostic Journey of a 16-Year-Old Child

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Full Video: How to Perform a Disaccharide Assay - For Healthcare Professionals

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Spanish How to Administer Sucraid® Single-Use Container

Video in English with on-screen text in Spanish.
The single-use container is for patients who weigh more than 33 pounds (15 kilograms).
Learn more about the oral solution treatment by clicking this link: bit.ly/28OBJs4.
This content is published by QOL Medical, LLC, which is solely responsible for its contents. The material on this site is intended only as informational or as an educational aid and is not intended to be taken as medical advice. The ultimate responsibility for patient care resides with a healthcare professional.
Sucraid® may cause a serious allergic reaction. If you notice any swelling or have difficulty breathing, get emergency help right away. Learn more about the risks here www.sucraid.com/risk#isi
See Prescribing Information at: bit.ly/2EyKpG5

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Sucraid® Single-Use Container Café (no VO)

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Sucraid® Single-Use Container Café (no VO)

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Video only, no voice description or on-screen text. The single-use container is for patients who weigh more than 33 pounds (15 kilograms). Learn more about the oral solution treatment by clicking this link: bit.ly/28OBJs4. This content is published by QOL Medical, LLC, which is solely responsible for its contents. The material on this site is intended only as informational or as an educational ...

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Sucraid® Single-Use Container Café

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Sucraid® single-use containers have been shown to remain stable when stored at room temperature, between 59°F to 77°F (15°C to 25°C), for up to 3 days. Sucraid® single-use containers can be placed in a purse or pocket without the bother of carrying a bottle in a cold pack. Traveling with Sucraid® has never been more convenient, and self-administering Sucraid® in public is now a simple process. ...

How to Administer Sucraid® Single-Use Container

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How to Administer Sucraid® Single-Use Container

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One benefit of Sucraid® single-use containers is the dose of Sucraid® is already measured. Before eating a meal or snack, twist the cap off the Sucraid® single-use container, squeeze the contents into 4 ounces of water or milk, no warmer than room temperature, stir the mixture, and drink. Sucraid® single-use containers have been shown to remain stable when stored at room temperature, between 59...

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How to Administer Sucraid® - Bottles

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This video demonstrates how to dose Sucraid® correctly, when to take the medication, and storage requirements for Sucraid®. Dosing instructions for Sucraid® bottles. The dose for patients with a body weight of 33 lb (15 kg) or less is 1 mL of Sucraid® with every snack or meal. Use the white plastic scoop provided in your box of Sucraid® bottles to measure 1 mL of Sucraid® liquid into a glass or...

Could It Be CSID? The Diagnostic Journey of a 16-Year-Old Child

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Could It Be CSID? The Diagnostic Journey of a 16-Year-Old Child

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Tanaz Farzan Danialifar, MD explores the Congenital Sucrase-lsomaltase Deficiency (CSID) doctor/patient journey with a mother and 16-year-old patient. Dr. Tanaz Danialifar is a paid consultant of QOL Medical, LLC. This content is published by QOL Medical, LLC which is solely responsible for its contents. The material on this site is intended only as informational or as an educational aid and is...

Full Video: How to Perform a Disaccharide Assay - For Healthcare Professionals

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Full Video: How to Perform a Disaccharide Assay - For Healthcare Professionals

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The disaccharidase assay is the gold standard testing method for diagnosing congenital sucrase-isomaltase deficiency (CSID). The test requires an upper endoscopy procedure to sample tissue from the small intestine. Dr. Devendra Mehta and Dr. Chirajyoti Deb explain the process for collecting the biopsies, properly shipping the tissue samples, and measuring disaccharidase enzyme activity. Dr. Dev...

Part 4: At the Lab: How to Perform a Disaccharidase Assay - For Healthcare Professionals

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Part 4: At the Lab: How to Perform a Disaccharidase Assay - For Healthcare Professionals

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Dr. Chirajyoti Deb describes how the lab prepares the biopsy sample once it is received and the process for measuring the disaccharidase enzyme activity. Dr. Chirajyoti Deb is a paid consultant of QOL Medical, LLC. This content is published by QOL Medical, LLC, which is solely responsible for its contents. The material on this site is intended only as informational or as an educational aid and ...

Part 1: What are Disaccharidases? - For Healthcare Professionals

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Part 1: What are Disaccharidases? - For Healthcare Professionals

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This video explains how to diagnose disaccharidase deficiency via an upper endoscopy, also known as an EGD, and details what a disaccharidase assay measures, and when the disacch assay is recommended. Dr. Devendra Mehta is a paid consultant of QOL Medical, LLC. This content is published by QOL Medical, LLC, which is solely responsible for its contents. The material on this site is intended only...

Could It Be CSID? Q&A About the Doctor/Patient Journey - For Healthcare Professionals

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Could It Be CSID? Q&A About the Doctor/Patient Journey - For Healthcare Professionals

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Daksesh Patel, D.O. explains the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of Congenital Sucrase-Isomaltase Deficiency (CSID) and speaks with a CSID patient about her journey with the disease. Dr. Daksesh Patel is a paid consultant of QOL Medical, LLC. This content is published by QOL Medical, LLC which is solely responsible for its contents. The material on this site is intended only as informational...

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How Sucraid® Works

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Sucraid® (sacrosidase) Oral Solution is the only enzyme replacement therapy for the treatment of genetically determined sucrase deficiency, which is part of congenital sucrase-isomaltase deficiency or CSID. People with CSID cannot digest sucrose (sugar). Learn more about the risks here www.sucraid.com/risk#isi See Prescribing Information at: bit.ly/2EyKpG5 After taking Sucraid®, sacrosidase mol...

8-Minute Video Clip: Could It Be CSID? with Dr. William Chey - For Healthcare Professionals

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8-Minute Video Clip: Could It Be CSID? with Dr. William Chey - For Healthcare Professionals

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Dr. William Chey presents recent data that suggest how CSID may be an overlooked cause of unresolved GI symptoms in adults previously diagnosed with and treated for IBS-D. This video contains portions of the full-length presentation “Could It Be CSID?” View the entire presentation on this UA-cam channel. Dr. William D. Chey is a paid consultant of QOL Medical, LLC. This content is published by ...

The Changing Face of CSID with Tanaz Danialifar, MD - For Healthcare Professionals

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The Changing Face of CSID with Tanaz Danialifar, MD - For Healthcare Professionals

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Tanaz Danialifar, MD discusses the clinical presentation and prevalence of Congenital Sucrase-Isomaltase Deficiency (CSID). She explains the available testing options that aid in the diagnosis of CSID and reviews the relationship between CSID and patients previously diagnosed with IBS. Recorded at a live presentation in Chicago, IL in October 2019. Dr. Tanaz Danialifar is a paid consultant of Q...

William D. Chey, MD Presents Could It Be CSID? - For Healthcare Professionals

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William D. Chey, MD Presents Could It Be CSID? - For Healthcare Professionals

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William D. Chey, MD reveals recent data that suggests how Congenital Sucrase-Isomaltase Deficiency (CSID) may be an overlooked cause of unresolved GI symptoms in adults previously diagnosed with and treated for IBS-D. Recorded at a live presentation in San Antonio, TX in October 2019. Dr. William D. Chey is a paid consultant of QOL Medical, LLC. This content is published by QOL Medical, LLC whi...

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How to Travel with Sucraid® - Bottles

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Traveling with Sucraid® can be a challenge, whether going to school, the office, or on an extended trip. This video shows some tips to make it a bit easier to travel with Sucraid®. Sucraid® should be refrigerated at 36ºF to 46ºF (2ºC to 8ºC) and protected from heat and light. Discard Sucraid® bottles 4 weeks after first opening because, as with all proteins without a preservative, there is a po...