paramyloidosis /par·am·y·loi·do·sis/ (par-am″ĭ-loi-do´sis) accumulation of an atypical form of amyloid in tissues.
paramyloidosis
paramyloidosis [par-am″ĭ-loi-do´sis]
par·am·y·loi·do·sis (pa-r m  -loi-d  s s)n. A condition resulting from the abnormal accumulation of amyloidlike proteins in tissues. |
paramyloidosis
[peram′iloidō′sis]
1 an accumulation of amyloid-like protein in the tissues.
2 any of several hereditary forms of amyloidosis characterized by sensory changes and muscle atrophy caused by amyloid deposits in somatic and visceral nerves.
paramyloidosis [par-am″ĭ-loi-do´sis]
accumulation of an atypical form of amyloid in tissues.
paramyloidosis
accumulation of an atypical form of amyloid in tissues.
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