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7.3 Deficiency states/Immunodeficiency Syndromes
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- Kidney
- most common cause of death
- enlarged, waxy, firm
- involves primarily glomeruli and also
peritubular interstitium, arteries and arterioles
- Spleen
- begins perifollicularly
- two patterns of deposition
- Sago spleen
- splenic follicles
- granular on gross exam
- Lardaceous
- deposited in walls of sinuses
- fusing
- Liver
- first observed in space of Disse
- then hepatic parenchyma
- Heart
- interstitial deposits with pressure
atrophy of myocytes
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