Showing papers on "Primary systemic amyloidosis published in 1980"
TL;DR: A 51-year-old man with primary systemic amyloidosis initially manifested periorbital purpura; later, skin fragility and hemorrhagic bullae developed and were shown by electron microscopy to result from breaks in the fragile dermal amyloids deposits well below the basal lamina.
Abstract: • A 51-year-old man with primary systemic amyloidosis initially manifested periorbital purpura; later, skin fragility and hemorrhagic bullae developed. The bullae healed with formation of milia. The bullae were shown by electron microscopy to result from breaks in the fragile dermal amyloid deposits well below the basal lamina. ( Arch Dermatol 115:1164-1168, 1980)
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TL;DR: An electron microscopic study of the vitreous of a patient with primary systemic amyloidosis foundAmyloid deposits were found using the technique previously used to differentiate amyloidsosis in urinary sediments.
Abstract: • We performed an electron microscopic study of the vitreous of a patient with primary systemic amyloidosis. Amyloid deposits were found using the technique previously used to differentiate amyloidosis in urinary sediments.
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