Renal monoclonal immunoglobuline deposition disease as a rare variant of renal damage in multiple myeloma


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A case of the immunoglobuline deposit disease diagnosis in MM patient having the symptoms of intensive proteinuria, macrohematuria and terminal renal failure is reported. The disease was diagnosed by the evidence from electron microscopy of the kidney and liver biopsies.

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