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Curr Trend Cardiol. 2017 | Volume 1 Issue 3

September 18-19, 2017 | Toronto, Canada

Annual Conference on

HEART DISEASES

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70-year-old male complained exertional dyspnea. Chest

X-ray and computed tomographic scanning showed left

pleural effusion. Diuretic and antibacterial therapy started

but his pleural effusion remained. Biopsy by videoassisted

thoracoscopic surgery was performed, and its pathological

fingings showed deposition of amyloid protein at alveolar

walls and vascular walls in left upper lung. So, he was

diagnosed as localized pulmonary amyloidosis at first. After

three months, he complained recurrence of exertional

dyspnea and leg edema. Chest X-ray computed tomographic

scanning showed bilateral pleural effusion. Ultrasound

cardiography showed left ventricular dysfunction and

hypertrophy. So, he was considered as complicating cardiac

amyloidosis. Althrough cardiac biopsy didn’t show amyloid

protein, clinical fingings such as left ventricular hypertrophy

consistent with cardiac amyloidosis. In addition, upper

gastrointestinal tract biopsy also showed amyloid protein,

so he was diagnosed as systemic amyloidosis including

cardiac symptoms. Bone marrow biopsy performed in order

to identify the underlying disease of systemic amyloidosis

showed abnormal plasma cells, so hewas finally diagnosed as

multiple myeloma that caused systemic amyloidosis. In this

seminar, I will show this rare case report in that pulmonary

amyloidosis preceded other organs in systemic amyloidosis.

We firstly diagnosed as localized lung amyloidosis, but

after cardiac failure combined we finaly could diagnosed as

systemic amyloidosis with multiple myeloma.

Speaker Biography

Mitsutaka Nakashima is an expert in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular

diseases, including hypertension, dyslipidemia, atherosclerosis, peripheral arterial

disease, coronary artery disease, arrythmia and pulmonary hypertension. He

graduated Okayama University Medical School in 2013. He subsequently completed

his residency of cardiology at Hiroshima City Hospital and Okayama Medical Center. He

is currently the staff of Dep. Of Cardiovascular medicine at Iwakuni Clinical Hospital,

Yamaguchi, Japan. His clinical interests include the diagnosis and treatment of heart

failure and pulmonary hypertension.

e:

mitsn1023@gmail.com

A case of systemic amyloidosiswithmultiplemyeloma proceededby pulmonary amyloidosis diagnosed

after developing cardiac failure with cardiac amyloidosis

Mitsutaka Nakashima

Iwakuni Clinical Center, Japan