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EAN ALS guideline

Professional and researcher · By European Academy of Neurology (opens in a new tab)

The current European clinical guideline for managing ALS, replacing the 2012 EFNS guideline, with graded recommendations across diagnosis and care.

↗ Open EAN ALS guideline

Written with the European reference network for neuromuscular disease, ENCALS and the European patient organisation, it answers 26 clinical questions with graded recommendations. It is the guideline European clinicians work from and the one to cite where Compass's UK and Australian guidelines do not reach. Open access.

Who it is for: Clinicians, Researchers
Where it works: Anywhere
How you reach it: Website