[…] protein of < 30g/L, < 10% plasma cells on bone marrow biopsy, without associated end organ dysfunction (hypercalcaemia, lytic skeletal lesions, renal dysfunction, anaemia and hyperviscosity
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Greatly elevated serum levels of protein may result in a hyperviscosity syndrome. polyclonal gammopathy a hypergammaglobulinemia resulting from an increased production of
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[…] presence of monoclonal gammopathy in patients who have clinical symptoms and signs of the presence of MM, AL amyloidosis, or WM (i.e., bone pain, unexplained weight loss, hyperviscosity
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