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. 2015 Oct 23;32(10):920–928. doi: 10.1007/s12325-015-0250-0

Table 2.

Establishment of amyloidosis diagnosis

Respondents
Time from initial symptoms to diagnosis of amyloidosis, n (%), n = 459
 <6 months 171 (37.3)
 6–12 months 118 (25.7)
 12–18 months 44 (9.6)
 18–24 months 34 (7.4)
 2–3 years 44 (9.6)
 >3 years 48 (10.5)
Different physicians visited before establishment of a diagnosis, n (%), n = 459
 1 35 (7.6)
 2 108 (23.5)
 3 93 (20.3)
 4 77 (16.8)
 ≥5 146 (31.8)
Specialty of diagnosing physician, n (%), n = 402
 Hematologist/oncologist 137 (34.1)
 Nephrologist 91 (22.6)
 Cardiologist 75 (18.7)
 Gastroenterologist 32 (8.0)
 Neurologist 19 (4.7)
 Primary care physician 16 (4.0)
 Othera 32 (8.0)

aIncludes internists, hepatologists, ophthalmologists, and dermatologists