Paraprotein-associated scleroedema (Q106387): Difference between revisions
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Esta forma de escleredema está associada a uma banda de paraproteína monoclonal, geralmente do tipo IgG kappa. Pode ser o prenúncio de mieloma múltiplo e é mais provável que afete outros órgãos. Tende a ser crônica e progressiva. Sinais de envolvimento sistêmico incluem aumento da língua e das glândulas parótidas, infiltração do músculo esquelético e cardíaco e derrame pleural, pericárdico e peritoneal. | |||
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This form of scleroedema is associated with a monoclonal paraprotein band, usually of IgG kappa type. It may be the harbinger of multiple myeloma and is more likely to affect other organs. It tends to be chronic and progressive. Signs of systemic involvement include enlargement of the tongue and parotid glands, skeletal and cardiac muscle infiltration, and pleural, pericardial and peritoneal effusions. | |||
Revision as of 13:21, 17 August 2026
This form of scleroedema is associated with a monoclonal paraprotein band, usually of IgG kappa type. It may be the harbinger of multiple myeloma and is more likely to affect other organs. It tends to be chronic and progressive. Signs of systemic involvement include enlargement of the tongue and parotid glands, skeletal and cardiac muscle infiltration, and pleural, pericardial and peritoneal effusions.
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| English | Paraprotein-associated scleroedema |
This form of scleroedema is associated with a monoclonal paraprotein band, usually of IgG kappa type. It may be the harbinger of multiple myeloma and is more likely to affect other organs. It tends to be chronic and progressive. Signs of systemic involvement include enlargement of the tongue and parotid glands, skeletal and cardiac muscle infiltration, and pleural, pericardial and peritoneal effusions. |
