How To Use Amyloidosis In A Sentence
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There was no evidence of systemic amyloidosis or malignancy.
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Either a sulfonated Alcian blue stain or Congo red stain was used in the initial evaluation for amyloidosis.
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The precise etiology and pathogenesis of laryngeal amyloidosis remain unknown.
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Less common features include clubbing, periostitis, amyloidosis, and granulomatous disease of bone and joint.
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Guthman, who suffered from a rare blood disease called amyloidosis, died Sunday at his Pacific Palisades home, said Bryce Nelson, a family spokesman.
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Amyloidosis occurs when the protein amyloid is deposited in the kidneys under conditions other than ordinary.
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Amyloidosis occurs when an abnormal protein becomes fibrous and becomes deposited in the heart muscle.
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Since last spring, when he announced he had a rare blood disease called amyloidosis, Jordan, 58, has been chronicling his life-and-death struggle online.
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Clinical suspicion of amyloidosis as the cause of an extremity mass is likely to be very low, especially in the absence of an immunocyte dyscrasia.
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Since then, numerous cases of hereditary polyneuropathy associated with amyloidosis have been reported from several countries.
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Either a sulfonated Alcian blue stain or Congo red stain was used in the initial evaluation for amyloidosis.
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Less common features include clubbing, periostitis, amyloidosis, and granulomatous disease of bone and joint.
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Eleven years ago, Francis called his son into his den, handed him a medical book, and asked him to read an entry on a relatively rare illness called amyloidosis.
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Amyloidosis is a functional disorder marked by unusual depositions of amyloid protein in various organs.
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Furthermore, I was particularly impressed with the individual chapters covering diabetes mellitus and amyloidosis.
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The time for development of amyloidosis is shortened from several weeks to days in mice after injection of or feeding with extracts from amyloid-laden tissue
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It was before the blood disorder amyloidosis began sapping his strength, and he had just delivered a rollicking speech, without notes as usual, to a hugely appreciative audience.
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Cross's disease, familial amyloidosis, prevents the liver from breaking down a protein called transthyretin.
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Only if obstructive symptoms are significant would surgery be indicated, even in cases of systemic amyloidosis.
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He is battling a very serious blood disorder called amyloidosis and has vowed to beat it, although it is not a curable condition at present.
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Amyloidosis and other infiltrative diseases, including sarcoidosis and haemochromatosis, can cause a restrictive syndrome.
