Renal light chain deposition associated with the formation of intracellular crystalline inclusion bodies in podocytes: A rare case report

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Abstract

We herein report the case of an elderly woman with bone pain and proteinuria as the main clinical manifestations. The patient was diagnosed with the IgG κ type of multiple myeloma. Her renal pathology consisted of widespread κ light chain protein deposition associated with the formation of large quantities of rodlike crystals in podocytes. This phenomenon is very rare. We explored the significance of this crystal formation via a detailed and descriptive analysis and also performed a literature review, thus providing data to increase the available information about this type of disease.

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Wang, Y. D., Dong, Z. Y., Zhang, X. G., Zhang, W., Yin, Z., Qiu, Q., & Chen, X. M. (2016). Renal light chain deposition associated with the formation of intracellular crystalline inclusion bodies in podocytes: A rare case report. Internal Medicine, 55(4), 369–373. https://doi.org/10.2169/internalmedicine.55.4443

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