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Gerhard Rieckerpatic and extrahepatic bile ducts. Among non-amyloidogenic immunoglobulin chain diseases, light-chain deposit disease can involve the liver. The liver is in fact the most frequent extrarenal localization of this disorder and is characterized by the deposition of granular or ribbonlike non-congophilic material along sinusoids.

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