Abstract
noneffective and toxic. Instead, plasmapharesis resulted in decrease of the total levels and the monoclonal portion of the IgG paraprotein. At 6-month follow-up, no progression of the oral nodules or development of new amyloid deposits elsewhere was noted. Conclusions. This case exemplifies a rare clinical presentation of progression of MGUS to primary amyloidosis with lesions first discovered and, at the time of the last follow-up, effectively limited to the oral cavity.
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