Indiana Type Amyloidosis
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📋Overview
Indiana Type Amyloidosis is a legacy term that is not clearly established in mainstream medical literature. It may refer to a subtype or regional variant of amyloidosis, a group of disorders characterized by abnormal protein deposits called amyloid in tissues and organs. The preferred modern terminology is simply amyloidosis, classified by the type of amyloid protein involved (e.g., AL, AA, ATTR). This summary covers amyloidosis in general, focusing on its common forms and clinical features.
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