Immunohistology in Human Amyloidosis

A. Bergstrand Department of Pathology, Sabbatsbergs sjukhus, Karolinska Institutet Medical School, Stockholm

J Bergström Department of Pathology, Sabbatsbergs sjukhus, Karolinska Institutet Medical School, Stockholm

H. Bucht Department of Pathology, Sabbatsbergs sjukhus, Karolinska Institutet Medical School, Stockholm

L. Linder Renal Clini, S:t Eriks sjukhus,the Renal Clinic, Sahlgrenska sjukhuset, Gothenburg

J. Wasserman Central Bacteriological Laboratory of Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden

Abstract

Nine patients with primary or secondary renal amyloidosis were studied. Immunohistological examination showed that immunoglobulins and complement were present in the glomerular deposits. The distribution pattern of the fluorescent material was highly suggestive, if not diagnostic, of amyloidosis. Electron microscopy was the most exact diagncstic method.

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