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Based on my knowledge base, here is the information regarding life expectancy after a stem cell transplant for amyloid patients:

- AL Amyloidosis
- Remission: Some patients can achieve long-term remission, improving life expectancy.
- Study Findings: In a study of 46 people with AL amyloidosis, 33 percent who took Show Full Answer

Based on my knowledge base, here is the information regarding life expectancy after a stem cell transplant for amyloid patients:

- AL Amyloidosis:
- Remission: Some patients can achieve long-term remission, improving life expectancy.
- Study Findings: In a study of 46 people with AL amyloidosis, 33 percent who took both dexamethasone and melphalan achieved complete remission.

- Wild-Type Amyloidosis:
- Heart Transplants: Heart transplants may help people with wild-type amyloidosis live longer. One study found that every participant was alive three years after their heart transplant.

For personalized information, it's best to consult with your healthcare provider.

November 11, 2024

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