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Department of
Thoracic Surgery, Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, Norwich NR1 3SR,
UK
Correspondence to: Mr P J Conaghan email: conaghan{at}conaghanp.freeserve.co.uk
Received 14 October 1998; Returned to authors 22 December 1998; Revised version received 12 April 1999; Accepted for publication 14 April 1999
Amyloidosis affecting peripheral nerves causing isolated nerve
palsies is uncommon. Localised amyloidosis occurs less frequently than
the reactive or immune related systemic forms, and mediastinal localisation is virtually unknown. We present a case of recurrent laryngeal nerve palsy associated with mediastinal AL amyloidosis in a
middle aged man.
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