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The Lipemia Index: An Underutilized Tool to Detect Monoclonal Proteins.

We describe the use of the Lipemia index as a screening method to detect patients with previously undiagnosed serum monoclonal proteins. The detection of serum monoclonal proteins is straightforward when a monoclonal gammopathy of unknown significance (MGUS)3 or a multiple myeloma (MM) is suspected. This is done by performing a serum protein electrophoresis and a serum immunofixation test for the …