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Igg. transfusion for m-gus disease?

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No.: MGUS is not a disease per se. It is an abnormal antibody in blood by definition not caused by serious diseases like myeloma or lymphoma and therefore is not treated. It's importance is that MGUS has an annual cancer risk of 0.1 - 1%.

Answered 9/28/2016

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