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From: Value of repeat renal biopsy in the evaluation of AL amyloidosis patients lacking renal response despite of complete hematologic remission: a case report and literature review

Fig. 1

Representative images of renal pathology. A The first biopsy: Homogenous amorphous material was noticed in segmental mesangium, blue with Masson stain, and positive for Congo red (black arrow). EM examination showed focal deposit of randomly disposed, non-branching fibrils (9.2–10.0 nm) involving epithelial zones (red arrow). B The second biopsy: Beside the same homogenous amorphous material (black arrow) seen in the first biopsy, glomerulosclerosis was observed (black arrow head). EM examination also indicated focal deposit of randomly disposed, non-branching fibrils (10.0 nm) predominately involving epithelial zones (red arrow).

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