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Augustin, S., et al. - Conclusions: Here we report a large pedigree from Spain with three members affected by a severe late-onset form of amyloidosis due to a rare D38V TTR mutation. The variations on the natural history of this form of amyloidosis may have important consequences on genetic counselling, follow-up, and therapeutic approaches for these patients

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