Amyloid : the international journal of experimental and clinical investigation : the official journal of the International Society of Amyloidosis · 2025
Detection yield of surrogate tissue biopsies across amyloidosis classes: a large-scale analysis of 4,027 patients.
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Burke Natasha J, Mendelson Lisa M, Joshi Tracy, Libbey Caryn, Burks Eric J, Prokaeva Tatiana, Spencer Brian, Zheng Luke, Doros Gheorghe, Sanchorawala Vaishali, Staron Andrew
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BACKGROUND: Congo red (CR) staining of surrogate tissues, such as the abdominal fat pad (FP) or bone marrow (BM), provides a minimally invasive approach to diagnosing systemic amyloidosis. This study evaluated the diagnostic yield of surrogate tissue biopsies across amyloidosis classes.
METHODS: We retrospectively analyzed 4,027 patients with systemic amyloidosis (1968-2023) who underwent CR staining of FP aspirates (n = 3,873) and/or BM core biopsies (n = 2,598). Detection rates were compared by amyloidosis class and biopsy site.
RESULTS: AL amyloidosis had the highest CR positivity rates (FP: 73%; BM: 53%), whereas ATTRwt amyloidosis had the lowest (FP: 22%; BM: 26%). CR positivity in BM was not exclusive to AL amyloidosis; 74 CR-positive BM biopsies were in non-AL cases. Among 2,213 patients with AL amyloidosis who underwent both FP and BM sampling, combined testing increased detection to 85% (40% positive in both; 32% FP-only; 13% BM-only). Higher CR positivity grades in FP aspirates correlated with shorter survival in AL amyloidosis but not in other amyloidosis classes.
CONCLUSIONS: The diagnostic yield of CR-stained surrogate tissue biopsies varies by amyloidosis class and biopsy site. In AL amyloidosis, combining FP and BM sampling enhances detection, and FP CR positivity grade offers prognostic insight.
METHODS: We retrospectively analyzed 4,027 patients with systemic amyloidosis (1968-2023) who underwent CR staining of FP aspirates (n = 3,873) and/or BM core biopsies (n = 2,598). Detection rates were compared by amyloidosis class and biopsy site.
RESULTS: AL amyloidosis had the highest CR positivity rates (FP: 73%; BM: 53%), whereas ATTRwt amyloidosis had the lowest (FP: 22%; BM: 26%). CR positivity in BM was not exclusive to AL amyloidosis; 74 CR-positive BM biopsies were in non-AL cases. Among 2,213 patients with AL amyloidosis who underwent both FP and BM sampling, combined testing increased detection to 85% (40% positive in both; 32% FP-only; 13% BM-only). Higher CR positivity grades in FP aspirates correlated with shorter survival in AL amyloidosis but not in other amyloidosis classes.
CONCLUSIONS: The diagnostic yield of CR-stained surrogate tissue biopsies varies by amyloidosis class and biopsy site. In AL amyloidosis, combining FP and BM sampling enhances detection, and FP CR positivity grade offers prognostic insight.