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Etudes sur la Paramyloïdose portugaise à forme polynévritique (Type C. Andrade)

III. Altérations des protéines plasmatiques

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Symposium on Paramyloidoses / Symposium Concernant les Paramyloïdoses / Symposium über die Paramyloidosen

Part of the book series: Acta Neuropathologica ((NEUROPATHOLOGIC,volume 2))

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Block et coll.1 ont montré chez des malades souffrant d’une forme familiale de Paramyloidose et appartenant tous à la même famille que l’électrophorèse libre montre soit une onde atypique, la α 2, soit une mauvaise séparation de la α 2 globuline. Dans cette même famille on a trouvé quelques patients présentant des altérations électrophorétiques sans manifestations cliniques. Ceux-ci étaient en moyenne plus jeunes que les patients qui présentaient les premières manifestations cliniques de la maladie.

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    Dr. F. Barros, M. Ribeiro do Rosário & L. Antunes

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Barros, F., do Rosário, M.R., Antunes, L. (1963). Etudes sur la Paramyloïdose portugaise à forme polynévritique (Type C. Andrade). In: Krücke, W., Seitelberger, F. (eds) Symposium on Paramyloidoses / Symposium Concernant les Paramyloïdoses / Symposium über die Paramyloidosen. Acta Neuropathologica, vol 2. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-30550-8_14

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