The concentration and type of monoclonal protein and their impact on clinical severity in patients with symptomatic myeloma

The concentration and type of monoclonal protein and their impact on clinical severity in patients with symptomatic myeloma

Background and objectives: Multiple Myeloma is a clonal plasma cell proliferation in the bone marrow that produces abnormal monoclonal proteins in serum and /or urine that leads to end-organ damage. We aimed to evaluate concentration, type of monoclonal protein, and their impact on the severity of...

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Main Authors: Ahmed Khudair Yassin, Najmaddin Salih Husen Khsohnaw, Sana Dlawar Jalal, Akram Mahmood Mohammed, Kawa Mohamedamin Hasan, Dana Ahmed Abdulla, Ameer Badi, Banaz Mubarak Safar, Basil Kadhim Abdulla, Rawand Polus Shamoon, Diveen Jalal Hussein, Nawsherwan Sadiq Mohammed, Kanar Jalal Karim, Abid Mohiaddin Hassen, Hisham Arf Getta, Rezhin Nawzad Rajab, Friad Hiwaizi Hiwaizi, Truska Awat Amin, Zeki Ali Mohamed, Ali Ibrahim Mohammed, Hameed Saeed, Parween Ismael, Alaa Alwan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Kurdistan Higher Council Of Medical Specialties 2022-06-01
Series:Advanced Medical Journal
Subjects:
Multiple Myelomas
Immune-fixation
Light chain
Serum and Urine Protein electrophoresis
Online Access:https://amj.khcms.edu.krd/index.php/main/article/view/30
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