Monoclonal Gammopathies, Benign

Does monoclonal B-cell lymphocytosis make patients more vulnerable to contracting infections, e.g. hypostatic pneumonia? Can monoclonal B-cell lympocytosis transform into acute leukemia (as distinct from ... View answer

neutrophilic leukocytosis; borderline thrombocytosis; minute (<1%) CD5 positive monoclonal B cell detected by flow cytometer 2) most likely represents a monoclonal B cell lymphocytos ... View answer

Are overlap myeloproliferative/myelodysplasticity disorder or monoclonal B cell lymphocytosis and monoclonal gammopathy known to typically cause hypothermia in an elderly person with these conditions or ... View answer

IgM monoclonal protein with lambda light chain specificity. Monoclonal bands detected are faint. What ... View answer

. 1. My immunofixation test showed an M-Spike too small to be quantified and a IgG kappa monoclonal band present. It also said that the reference range : No monoclonal proteins detected. What does ... View answer

monoclonal protein that is being watched, also have had thyroid nodules(benign), also a cyst on pituitary ... View answer

agents? How do monoclonal antibodies work in treating cancer? What kinds of side effects are more likely in patients treated with monoclonal antibodies, and why is there a difference in side-effects between ... View answer

[My mother has been diagnoised with Monoclon Paraprotein-emia. Is this a form of blood/bone cancer? In layman terms what is the definition? What is the cause? What is the treatment for someone that is 85 years old. We want... View answer

I have a high indicator on one of my antibodies test. It is Monoclonal gammopathy and was wondering what that indicator might be. I have sjogrens and also have sea ssB indicators for years. Will monitor ... View answer

Hello Doc, My name is Rana. I am doing a biology research in school about monoclonal antibodies, and I was hoping you can help me in it if you can. my questions are : How monoclonal antibodies can ... View answer