Leading clinicians from all over the world are utilizing the Cunningham Panel™ to assist in their diagnosis and treatment of individuals with infection-triggered autoimmune basal ganglia encephalitis, including *PANS/PANDAS.
This autoimmune encephalopathy (AE)/basal ganglia encephalitis (BGE) panel, called the Cunningham Panel™ is unique and based on over two decades of research. These high complexity tests are comprised of five assays and is offered exclusively through Moleculera Labs, Inc.
* PANS – Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome; PANDAS – Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorder associated with Streptococcal infections.
Dr. Eboni Cornish (Part 1)
Integrative/Functional Medicine, Amen Clinics
This is the only test that could help me determine whether the root cause was of an infectious etiology or inflammatory.
Dr. Eboni Cornish (Part 2)
Integrative/Functional Medicine, Amen Clinics
Patient Case: Once homebound with severe neuropsychiatric symptoms, this young girl is now back in school. Test results changed my treatment plan to focus on agents sensitive to crossing the blood-brain barrier.
Dr. Gary Kaplan (Part 1)
Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine
The Cunningham Panel™ becomes crucial in my workup of these patients to find out how much of an autoimmune process I’ve got going on.
Dr. Gary Kaplan (Part 2)
Kaplan Center for Integrative Medicine
Patient Case: A 17-year-old with rage attacks, extreme weight loss and OCD
Dr. Beth Latimer
Pediatric Neurologist
I think that the CaMKinase is the most important assay and changes with the severity of disease, at least in my experience.
Dr. Magdalena A. Cubala-Kucharska
Director of Arcana Institute of Integrative Medicine
Warsaw, Poland
The Cunningham Panel helps you determine whether a patient still needs prolonged treatment or maybe it’s time to stop.
Dr. Michele deAntonio
Pediatrician
The Panel can help family members understand that this is a physiological condition.
Dr. Rosalie Greenberg
Pediatric and Adolescent Psychiatrist
I’m able to use the Panel to show to the parents – that these are abnormalities. That means your child’s brain is being attacked, basically.