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Old 09-23-2008, 08:49 AM #2
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I hope not.

I had a patient with amyloidosis, who was ultimately diagnosed at Mayo. He had exhausted the local doctors. (there are several good medical teaching facilities here, so I don't know why it was overlooked.)

Kmeb may have some support for you. She has been thru that diagnostic quagmire.

I hope it is not amyloidosis. So do keep us informed.
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