Epidemiology of intrathoracic sarcoidosis in the Federal Republic of Germany

Buss, Janice E.; Dörken, H

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“…In Denmark, Fog and Wilbek (1974) reported that the annual incidence in the capital city was two, while that in provincial towns and rural districts it was five per 100000, but found no significant excess among agricultural workers. In West Germany, Buss and Dörken (1975) found that communities of more than 50 000 inhabitants showed about half the incidence found in smaller communities, and that there were comparatively low rates in industrialized regions and big cities. Among regions, Saarland showed the lowest, and Bavaria the highest incidence.…”

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Sarcoidosis

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Mitchell

1985

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“…Sehönholzer (1947) reported that in the Swiss Army, 13 per 100000 examinations showed ehanges interpreted as due to sareoidosis; and Buss and Dörken (1975) that in the West German Army, 28 eases of presumed sareoidosis were found per 100000 in routine examinations at induetion and at yearly intervals du ring the years 1965-69.…”

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