Intermittent Claudication as the Presenting Symptom in Primary Amyloidosis

Intermittent claudication as the presenting symptom in primary amyloidosis.

"hoarseness as presenting symptom of pediatric laryngeal amyloidosis "

amyloidosis of the upper aerodigestive tract is rare in the pediatric age group. we present two cases of pediatric laryngeal amyloidosis. both of them had hoarseness as the presenting symptom. diagnostic evaluation included flexible nasopharyngoscopy, rigid laryngoscopy, biopsy, computed tomography scan and laboratory tests. the results of congo red staining of the specimen were characteristic ...

Primary Breast Amyloidosis Presenting as Microcalcifications Only

Amyloidosis is a rare disease characterized by the formation of pathological protein deposits in organs or tissues. It is typically a systemic disease which can occur in a localized form. Amyloidosis of the breast is uncommon. Common mammographic findings of breast amyloidosis are multiple nodules with or without calcifications. We report a case of primary localized breast amyloidosis presentin...

Intermittent claudication: how should we react to this symptom?

Management (AFFIRM) trial, which may shed indirect light on the merit of use of amiodarone on the grounds of its superior efficacy. On the other hand, a longer duration of follow-up would allow sufficient time for development of amiodarone organ toxicity with its attendant significant costs. The major adverse effects of sotalol and propafenone are predominantly seen early in the treatment cours...

Intermittent claudication

Peripheral arterial disease is a common health problem that globally affects over 200 million individuals, and intermittent claudication (IC) is the most common symptomatic presentation. The leg symptoms in IC are provoked by walking exercise and can be alleviated by medical intervention, exercise training and invasive vascular interventions (revascularization). The quality of evidence for inva...