Blood Advances · 2018 · 415 citations · 16 references
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= .114) with no statistically significant increase. There was an increase in AL amyloidosis prevalence over a 9-year period coupled with stable incidence rates. Although there is no diagnosis code specific to AL amyloidosis and no validated method for identifying this condition using claims data, extrapolating from our data, there are at least 12 000 adults in the United States living with AL amyloidosis, and the number seems likely to rise.
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Giovanni Palladini, Angela Dispenzieri, Morie A. Gertz et al. · Journal of Clinical Oncology · 2012 · 969 citations
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