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But the growing clinical acceptance of a serum free light chain assay has all but eliminated urine tests in identifying such plasma cell disorders as multiple myeloma (MM), smoldering myeloma, monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance (MGUS) and primary systemic amyloidosis (AL); and because the assay has proven to be more sensitive than IFE for detecting free or unbound immunoglobulin light chains when it is used in conjunction with SPEP, up to 99% of myelomas can be detected.
00 Hardcover Contemporary hematology RC280 Researchers of plasma cell disorders describe the current therapies available for patients with myeloma from such perspectives as the biological fundamentals, historical and cytotoxic agent-based therapies, immune-based therapies, existing novel agents, current and future targets, supportive care, and other plasma cell disorders.
Other problems of the bone marrow are anemias, lymphomas and plasma cell disorders.
 
 
 
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