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Injured
at
35.
Severe
pr ssure
sores
with
osteomyelitis.
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12
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persistent
infection.
Epileptic
fi s
at
47.
Admitted
at
48
with
blood
urea
of54 mg/ioo
ml,
rising
to
175
g/i o
l.
Amyloidosis
diagnosed
by
rectal
iop y.
Normo-tensive.
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home.
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Injured
at
53.
Persistent
urinary
i fectio
but
normal
I.V.P.
Pressure
sores
with
osteomyelitis.
Oedematous;
s rum
album
1-9
g/ioo
ml;
serum
globulin
3-65
/ioo
ml.
Proteinuria
4-9
g/24
hr
Amyloidosis
(rectal
biopsy).
Normotenive.
Maximum
urine
concentration
552
m.osmole/kg.
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Injured
at
20.
mmediate
suprapubic
cystotomy.
Vesical
stones.
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sor s
with
osteomyelitis.
Serum
albumin3
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ml;
serum
lobulin
4-1
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l.
Proteinuria
7
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hr.
Amyloidosis
(rectal
biopsy).
Maximum
ur ne
concentration
459
m.osmole/kg.
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