Osseous infiltration in a patient with sarcoidosis

Álvarez, Luisa Suárez; Giner, Luisa Micó; Carbonell, Carmen Alberola; Alborch, J.R. Calabuig

doi:10.1016/j.ejim.2005.12.013

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“…Lack of a periosteal reaction is characteristic even in diffuse involvement of the adjacent cortex [8]. It commonly affects the small bones of the hands and feet, and some cases of vertebral involvement have been reported [1,4]. However long bone involvement is rare; it is believed that early cases in the literature may actually have been a result of tuberculosis [5].…”

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“…Osseous involvement is rare in sarcoidosis, ranging from 1% to 36%, depending on the classification criteria used by previous authors. The bones reported to be most affected are the small bones of the hands and feet and are largely asymptomatic [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. Long bone involvement is particularly rare.…”

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