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When first evaluating a case of MGUS, an hematologist will usually perform a [[skeletal survey]] (X-rays of the proximal skeleton). | *When first evaluating a case of MGUS, an hematologist will usually perform a [[skeletal survey]] (X-rays of the proximal skeleton). | ||
*If is not abnormal, a patient with MGUS is followed up once every 6 months to a year with a blood test (serum protein electrophoresis). | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Overview
X Ray
- When first evaluating a case of MGUS, an hematologist will usually perform a skeletal survey (X-rays of the proximal skeleton).
- If is not abnormal, a patient with MGUS is followed up once every 6 months to a year with a blood test (serum protein electrophoresis).