Summary
The Austrian Epidermolysis Bullosa Registry is a collection of demographic data of patients that were treated on site. It includes mutation data since 2017; however, no clinical data on disease progression are currently collected.
(Epidermolysis Bullosa = EB)
(At initial visit)
(Once)
(All age groups)
The Austrian Epidermolysis Bullosa Registry is updated on an ongoing basis.
This profile was developed for the B.R.I.D.G.E. TO DATA site on January 8, 2024.
Population Dynamics
(Not applicable as data are still being collected)
Demographic Data
DOB is collected
< 18 years = 40%
> 65 years = 5%
(Estimation based on current data)
Males = 50%
Females = 50%
Austria
NOTE: The database does not have any GIS capabilities, and no information on access to care is recorded.
(Date/Month/Year)
Death is recorded; however, no further details are available.
Physician & Practioner Info
They have fixed staff that solely sees EB patients
Diagnoses/Signs & Symptoms
Information is available on mutation data.
NOTE: The registry does not list information on family members unless they also are affected by the disease and known to the center as patients. (i.e., a patient with a recessive form is listed but his/her parents, who each carry one of the mutations inherited to the child, are not listed, as they are not affected.)
ORPHAcode
[Orphanet maintains the Orphanet nomenclature of rare diseases, essential in improving the visibility of rare diseases in health and research information systems. Each disease in Orphanet is attributed a unique and stable identifier, the ORPHAcode. Orphanet uses the European definition of a rare disease, as defined by the European Union Regulation on Orphan Medicinal Products (1999), that being a disease that affects not more than 1 person per 2000 in the European population. Orphanet has exact codes for more than 6,000 diseases, whereas the currently used ICD-10 classification of diseases has only approximately 350 such codes for rare diseases. This has severely limited the identification of persons with a rare disease in healthcare registers.]
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Since EB is a genetic disease and present since birth
Procedures
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Drug Information
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Biobanks
Genetic-PGx Data
Economic Data
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Validation & Linkage
Data are validated at the end of the year of entry by cross-checking with medical records
There is no data linkage. The database does not have OMOP conversion capabilities; nor does it have tokenization capabilities.
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Administrative Information
EB House Austria
Sophie Kitzmueller
Muellner Haupstraße 48
AUSTRIA
Email: s.kitzmueller@salk.at
(Not applicable - they do not have a website)
EB House Austria
Martin Laimer
Muellner Haupstraße 48
AUSTRIA
Email: m.laimer@salk.at
The register is funded by a patient organization
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There is no access to specific data such as medical records, but data excerpts can be requested via contact persons mentioned above.
NOTE: All data are available in the English lanuguage.
(Not applicable as there are no publications to date)
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(Not applicable; however, you may reach out to the contact persons for any posters, abstracts, or papers.)
Database Contact
EB House Austria
Sophie Kitzmueller
Muellner Haupstraße 48
AUSTRIA
Email: s.kitzmueller@salk.at
EB House Austria
Martin Laimer
Muellner Haupstraße 48
AUSTRIA
Email: m.laimer@salk.at
Literature References
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