2008
DOI: 10.4314/jtdorl.v16i1.42058
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L\'amylose Laryngée À Propos D\'un Cas

Abstract: INTRODUCTIONLes amyloses sont un groupe hétérogène de maladies liées à un dépôt extracellulaire de protéines capables d'adopter une conformation fibrillaire anormale. Elles peuvent être héréditaires ou acquises, localisées ou disséminées, asymptomatiques ou au contraire de pronostic redoutable (1). Cette affection est appelée amylose par Virchow en 1854 en raison de ses propriétés tinctoriales après coloration par l'iode et l'acide sulfurique (2, 3). Les amyloses localisées sont rares et représentent moins de … Show more

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“…The Amyloidosis are related to the extracellular deposit, in different organs, diseases of an amorphous substance, amyloid, formed substance from different protein precursors. The existence of localized Amyloidosis is usually related with the production in-situ light chains which are deposited near their site of synthesis (2). The first sighting of amylose laryngeal was reported in 1875 by Burrow and Neuman.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Amyloidosis are related to the extracellular deposit, in different organs, diseases of an amorphous substance, amyloid, formed substance from different protein precursors. The existence of localized Amyloidosis is usually related with the production in-situ light chains which are deposited near their site of synthesis (2). The first sighting of amylose laryngeal was reported in 1875 by Burrow and Neuman.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Direct laryngoscopy can evoke an etiology neoplastic in front of a nodular aspect found in 44% of cases, infiltrating diffuse more or less extended essentially to the sus-glottic floor level wrongly. The diagnosis is based on the pathological examination with the color red congo where amyloid deposits appear birefringent polarised light [2,3]. The diagnosis of laryngeal Amyloidosis must seek a systemic extension before the diagnosis of a localized form.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%