Were you or a family member recently diagnosed with OMAS?

If you or a family member were recently diagnosed with Opsoclonus Myoclonus Ataxia Syndrome (OMS / OMAS), we are here to help you. This website is designed as a guide on OMAS. If you are trying to learn more about OMAS, the content below is intended to provide some quick references to many things about the disease and direct you to other content which will provide much more information. OMAS is complicated and you will find that you will learn more every day as you delve deeper into publications and other resource materials on this disease.

OMS Patients By Country

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The information presented on this map is based primarily on patient utilization patterns and reflects locations where larger numbers of patients have received care. It may also include institutions where physicians are recognized by their peers as experienced medical professionals in the treatment of OMAS. Inclusion does not imply any recommendation, endorsement, or assessment of the quality, effectiveness, or suitability of any institution, physician, or healthcare provider. Users are encouraged to conduct their own research and consult qualified professionals when making healthcare decisions.