Monoclonal gammopathy in a dog with plasmacytic gastroenterocolitis
Kelly Diehl, Michael R. Lappin, Robert L. Jones, S M Cayatte
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Kelly Diehl, Michael R. Lappin, Robert L. Jones, S M Cayatte
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Monoclonal gammopathy associated with plasmacytic gastroenterocolitis was diagnosed in a dog. Treatment consisted of immunosuppressive drugs and dietary manipulation. The gammopathy resolved. Fifteen months after initial diagnosis, the dog had a relapse of intestinal disease and recurrence of the gammopathy. After inducing a second remission, the gammopathy again resolved.
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Monoclonal gammopathy associated with plasmacytic gastroenterocolitis was diagnosed in a dog. Treatment consisted of immunosuppressive drugs and dietary manipulation. The gammopathy resolved. Fifteen months after initial diagnosis, the dog had a relapse of intestinal disease and recurrence of the gammopathy. After inducing a second remission, the gammopathy again resolved.
Key concepts: Monoclonal gammopathy, Gammopathy, Medicine, Pathology, Monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance, Gastroenterology, Monoclonal, Immunology