MONOCLONAL GAMMOPATHY (IgG) AND CHRONIC ULCERATIVE DERMATITIS (PHAGEDENIC PYODERMA)
J. W. Imhof, G. J. N. Vleugels Schlatter, H HART, BEN J. M. ZEGERS
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J. W. Imhof, G. J. N. Vleugels Schlatter, H HART, BEN J. M. ZEGERS
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Abstract Case report of a patient with chronic ulcerative dermatitis and monoclonal gammopathy. No signs of myeloma could be detected. The M‐component was found to be of class G, L‐chain type K and subtype 3.
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Abstract Case report of a patient with chronic ulcerative dermatitis and monoclonal gammopathy. No signs of myeloma could be detected. The M‐component was found to be of class G, L‐chain type K and subtype 3.
Key concepts: Monoclonal gammopathy, Medicine, Dermatology, Pyoderma, Gammopathy, Multiple myeloma, Monoclonal, Monoclonal antibody