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Chest, Vol 78, 786-788, Copyright © 1980 by American College of Chest Physicians

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Isolated mediastinal mass in primary amyloidosis

KL Osnoss and DD Harrell

A previously healthy man with lytic bone lesion of the left talus was found to have a large middle mediastinal mass on routine admission chest roentgenogram. A large amyloid tumor of the mediastinum, representing the sole intrathoracic manifestation of primary amyloidosis, was resected. This presentation of intrathoracic amyloidosis has not previously been reported.




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