lymphonodes

Amyloidosis can even affects pleura, pulmonary arteries, lymphonodes, and diaphragm.[ 9 10 ] The current therapeutic approach to systemic amyloidosis is based on the observations that organ dysfunction improves and survival increases if the synthesis of the amyloidogenic protein precursor is halted.

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