An autopsy case of primary amyloidosis associated with the development of jaundice and rupture of liver cavernous hemangioma - With reference to the results of analysis of amyloid protein.:With reference to the results of analysis of amyloid protein

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A 46-year-old man with primary liver amyloidosis associated with jaundice (T-bilirubin 14.3mg%) was described. The patient had had gallstone and been put on bile acids therapy (CUDCA+CDCA). Jaundice developed after the therapy, and this made it impossible to rule out a causal relationship between jaundice and the therapy.<BR>The patient died from a profuse bleeding in the abdominal cavity on the tenth hospital day. Autopsy revealed primary amyloidosis associated with rupture of liver cavernous angioma. Cause of death was a bleeding due to the ruptured hemangioma.<BR>Amyloid protein was analysed, and it was discussed.
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