Primary amyloidoma of the chest wall.

Iannettoni, M D; Wiechmann, R J; Kirsh, M M · Ann Thorac Surg · 1995

case_report · Level V

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Abstract

Primary amyloidoma of the chest wall presents as an aggressive tumor that causes local destruction. It is best treated with wide local excision and reconstruction as required, which usually is curative. A search for occult systemic disease also is recommended.

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