Alexandra Childs, BiPAP & CPAP in Myotonic Dystrophy | MDQ Neuromuscular Seminar 27.5.25
Sleep and respiratory scientist and PhD candidate Alexandra Childs presents on the use of CPAP and BiPAP sleep therapy in people living with myotonic dystrophy (DM), featuring a live case study of MDQ client Noni Thomas. Alex works with Metro North Health – The Prince Charles Hospital and is a doctoral candidate at The University of Queensland. Presented as part of Muscular Dystrophy Queensland’s Neuromuscular Medical Seminar on 27 May 2025, this session explores: The role of CPAP vs BiPAP in managing sleep-related breathing issues Respiratory considerations specific to myotonic dystrophy A real-world case study with lived experience Current research and an exciting upcoming study We’re inviting expressions of interest from people with myotonic dystrophy who would like to participate in this research. Please contact us at [email protected]. Learn more at www.mdqld.org.au
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