A 63-year-old patient was found to have a raised IgG level
A 63-year-old patient was found to have a raised IgG level and referred to the haematology clinic. He has a background of glaucoma and mild osteoarthritis of his right knee and is functionally independent. He reports feeling well. Blood tests have identified anaemia and renal impairment. Further investigations are performed:
Serum monoclonal protein level: 33 g/L
Bone marrow: 15% clonal plasma cells
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