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AMYLOIDOSIS: THE "WILD" TYPE

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First published at 04:51 UTC on November 23rd, 2020.

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This is an educational video about the 5th and final type in the series on the different types of amyloidosis. This is about the type formerly known as "senile." It tends to affect men more than women and is diagnosed usually between ages 75 and 80. There are signs and symptoms to look for when you are younger! We cover those. We also cover the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of the wild type and why it is important to do genetic testing.

I have decided not to the dialysis-type amyloidosis because the improvements in dialysis over the years have made this type almost obsolete. The only places that type is common are areas that are not technologically advanced enough to have the current types of ultrafiltration filters in the dialysis equipment. Let me know if you would like me to cover this anyway.

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