The course sequence prepares participants with a shared scientific vocabulary before moving into specialized testing, treatment planning, infusion protocols, and clinical case analysis.
Lipid Replacement 101: online, self-paced
Lipid Replacement 101 introduces the scientific foundation of Lipid Replacement Therapy. Completing it before the in-person workshop lets participants begin Course 102 ready for clinical application.
Concepts covered
- Structure and function of the cell
- How cells become damaged
- Amino acids, lipids, and fatty acids
- What phospholipids are
- Phospholipid metabolism: synthesis, remodeling, breakdown, and regulation
- The phospholipid lifestyle guide
- Phospholipid replacement therapy
The course also includes studies and articles for participants who want to explore the material in greater depth.
Lipid Replacement 102: in-person workshop
Dr. Doniparthi guides clinicians through the practical application of LRT, from specialized testing and interpretation to personalized treatment planning.
Clinical application
- How phosphatidylcholine and plasmalogens work together to support cell function
- Specialized testing that guides LRT and PRT
- Interpreting testing results to build personalized treatment plans
- Selecting supportive substrates and deciding how and when to use them
- Determining when LRT infusions are appropriate
- Case-study review, analysis, and planning
Infusion training
A nurse guides participants step by step through safe administration and the resources needed to introduce LRT infusions in a clinical setting.
- Procedures, policies, preparation, and dosing guidelines
- Infusion techniques and post-treatment considerations
- Institutional policies, compliance requirements, and standards of care
- Research literature, patient education materials, and troubleshooting guidance