Amyloidosis
Definition Amyloidosis describes a heterogeneous group of diseases, all characterized by the extracellular deposition of fibrillar, proteinaceous material in organs and tissues, either locally or systemically. The following four major classes of systemic amyloidosis are differentiated by the nature of the precursor plasma proteins that form the fibril deposits: Immunoglobulin light chain or “primary” amyloidosis [...]
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