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Patient organizationsJapanSource: Japanese
Tomorrow patient association
A catalogue of information on the condition, daily-life support, professional guidance, picture stories and historical surveys. Some entries link to files; others are bibliographic listings only.
Family & daily lifeJapanSource: Japanese
Tomorrow patient association
An index to disease background, symptoms, participation and everyday-life questions.
Clinical referencesJapanSource: Japanese
Shimada Ryoiku Medical Center for Challenged Children and guideline authors
A multidisciplinary professional reference, with a Japanese original and an English translation.
Disease & system informationJapanSource: Japanese
Japan Intractable Diseases Information Center
The linked page is intended for healthcare professionals and includes diagnostic criteria used in Japan and links to guidance. Tabs lead to public information and FAQs.
Research & registriesJapanSource: Japanese
Nagasaki University-led sweating disorders research group
Information on the research team, meeting programmes, guidance references and a registry that includes CIPA.
Clinical referencesJapanSource: Japanese
National Center for Child Health and Development
Information for patients and families about the condition, examinations and the centre’s care arrangements, led by neurology with dentistry, ophthalmology, orthopaedics, general medicine, dermatology and rehabilitation.
Disease & system informationJapanSource: Japanese
Information Center for Specific Pediatric Chronic Diseases
A disease overview from Japan’s Information Center for Specific Pediatric Chronic Diseases, with links to diagnostic guidance and medical opinion forms for applications.
Family & daily lifeJapanSource: Japanese
Tomorrow patient association
A lead to a handbook for families, teachers and support workers.
Family & daily lifeJapanSource: Japanese
Tomorrow patient association
A historical survey covering life experiences, difficulties and support systems.
Family & daily lifeJapanSource: Japanese
Tomorrow patient association
A historical account of how Japan’s disability welfare systems affected people with CIPA around 2011, with discussion of reforms, services and policy documents from that period.
Family & daily lifeJapanSource: Japanese
Tomorrow patient association
A two-page illustrated resource on risks associated with impaired pain perception and sweating, covering activity, wheelchair use, burn prevention, temperature management and everyday observation.
Children’s educationJapanSource: Japanese
Tomorrow patient association
School-based picture stories help children understand sweating and pain. Care points for adults are written into the school nurse character’s lines and run through the narration rather than forming a separate appendix.
Clinical referencesInternationalSource: English
OrphanAnesthesia / DGAI
A professional reference on perioperative assessment and management.
Research & registriesInternationalSource: English
ENISNIP / University Hospital Aachen and collaborators
A research lead concerning specialist collaboration and patient participation.
Patient organizationsEuropeSource: German
CMT-Austria
A cross-condition association with an HSAN-related information role.
Patient organizationsEuropeSource: English
Společnost C-M-T
A Czech CMT patient association participating in ENISNIP’s international HSAN/CIP research collaboration.
Patient organizationsEuropeSource: Dutch / English
HSAN IV Belgium
A family-founded group describing community connections, awareness, fundraising and research-support aims; its directory also includes support beyond CIPA.
Clinical referencesEuropeSource: German
AWMF / Society for Neuropediatrics
A broader differential-diagnosis guideline that explicitly mentions HSAN IV / CIPA.
Research & registriesEuropeSource: English
British Paediatric Neurology Association (BPNA) / BPNSU
A UK paediatric CIP study using clinician case reports and medical records; the project page includes NTRK1.
Family & daily lifeEuropeSource: English
Contact (Contact a Family)
A disease-information page and UK family-support route.
Patient organizationsInternationalSource: English
A Gift of Pain
A lead to family exchange and historical community activities; CNN reported on the founding family and giftofpain.org in 2006.
Research & registriesUnited StatesSource: English
NYU Langone Dysautonomia Center
A project collecting yearly medical-record information; NYU describes planned collaboration with other specialist clinics around the world.
Clinical referencesUnited StatesSource: English
GeneReviews / University of Washington
A professional disease reference with management and follow-up sections.
Clinical referencesInternationalSource: English
GeneReviews / University of Washington
A professional overview covering several genetic causes, including NTRK1.
Disease & system informationUnited StatesSource: English
NORD
A condition report with background and reference leads.
Disease & system informationUnited StatesSource: English
NIH GARD
Disease names, introductory information and support-resource leads.
Disease & system informationUnited StatesSource: English
NLM MedlinePlus Genetics
A concise introduction to CIPA, its characteristics, causes, inheritance and related resources.
Clinical referencesMiddle EastSource: English
Soroka University Medical Center / Ben-Gurion team
A report on Soroka University Medical Center’s CIPA clinic, established in 2018, involving infectious disease, orthopedics and dedicated nursing, with social work and other specialties as needed.
Disease & system informationChinaSource: Traditional Chinese
Taiwan Foundation for Rare Disorders
A condition-specific information page within a broader rare-disease organization.
Disease & system informationChinaSource: Traditional Chinese
Rare Disease Hong Kong
A disease-information page with external resource leads.
Disease & system informationSouth KoreaSource: Korean
KDCA Helpline
A government disease-category entry, together with the HSAN IV / NTRK1 correspondence and the local support codes and markers.