POSTOPERATIVE AMYLOIDOSIS OF TONGUE BASE; EXTREMELY RARE COMPLICATION AFTER MULTILEVEL SLEEP SURGERY

2020 · doi:10.22541/au.160464257.79341005/v1
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Abstract

This study presents a rare case of postoperative amyloidosis of the tongue base and provides a summary of the known literature of tongue amyloidosis. The diagnosis was by physical examination, radiological findings, and histopathological Congo red stain. Bone marrow biopsy the revealed “Plasma cell myeloma” as a cause.

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