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what will see on histo
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see small lyphocytes with plasmacytoids lymphocytes and plasma cells, indolent (treat like indolent lymphoma).
fatigue, lymphadenopathy, bleeding. |
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Unlike MM,what is there
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Unlike MM, there's hyperviscosity and no lytic bone pain
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clinical
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indolent (treat like indolent lymphoma).
fatigue, lymphadenopathy, bleeding. |
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Most patients
with this disease present with symptoms |
Most patients
with this disease present with symptoms of hyperviscosity (Raynaud’s phenomenon and visual disturbances), and protein-protein interaction (platelet dysfunction). |
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Diagnosis requires
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Diagnosis requires
the demonstration of an IgM spike on plasma electrophoresis, as well as infiltration of bone marrow with plasmacytoid lymphocytes. |
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to control hyperviscosity... how to
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Plasmapheresis is used to control hyperviscosity
initially because response to chemotherapy can take several weeks. |
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Treatment regimens involve
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Treatment regimens involve
the same chemotherapeutics as those used for multiple myeloma, including alkylating agents and prednisone. Overall mean survival is 5 years |