Sarcoidosis: A comprehensive review and update for the dermatologist

Haimovic, Adele; Sanchez, Miguel; Judson, Marc A.; Prystowsky, Stephen D.

doi:10.1016/j.jaad.2011.11.965

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“…Eritema nodozum sarkoidozun en sık görülen kutanöz lezyonudur ve sarkoidoz vakalarının %25'inde görülür fakat sarkoidoza özgül lezyon değildir. Sarkoidozun en sık gö-rülen özgül lezyonu ise papüllerdir (1)(2)(3) . Çalışmamızda ise en sık görülen kutanöz lezyonlar literatürün aksine eritema nodozum değil papüller özgün lezyonlardır.…”

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“…'nın (7) çalışması ve Özşeker ve ark. 'nın (3) çalışması gibi sistemik sarkoidozlu hastaların deri tutulumunun araştırıldığı çalışmalarda LP ve skar sarkoidozu en az oranda görülen kutanöz lezyonlar olarak tespit edilse de yalnızca kutanöz sarkoidoz hastalarının incelendiği çalışmalarda LP ve skar sarkoidozu sistemik tutulum ile en sık ortaya çıkan özgül lezyonlardandır (2) . Çalışmamızda LP ve skar sarkoidozlu hasta sayısı az olduğu için istatistik değerlendirme yapamasak da; LP, skar sarkoidozu, oküler tutulum ve akciğer tutulumunun aynı hastada görüldüğünden yola çıkarak LP ve skar sarkoidozunun sistemik tutulum için ipucu olabileceğini yorumlayabiliriz.…”

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“…Eritema nodozum sarkoidozun en sık görülen deri lezyonu olsa da özgül olmadığından ancak klinik tanıyı destekler. Sarkoidozun özgül lezyonları ise makopapüler, plak, nodül, lupus perniyo (LP) ve çok çeşitli morfolojilerde ortaya çıkabilir ve histopatolojik olarak nonkazeifiye granülomların görülmesiyle histopatolojik olarak tanıya yardımcı olur (1)(2)(3) .…”

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Retrospective Analysis of 14 Cutaneous Sarcoidosis Patients with Clinical and Dermoscopic FeaturesRetrospective Analysis of 14 Cutaneous Sarcoidosis Patients with Clinical and Dermoscopic Features

Güngör¹,

Memet²,

Singer³

et al. 2016

Okmeydani Medical Journal

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Retrospective Analysis of 14 Cutaneous Sarcoidosis Patients with Clinical and Dermoscopic FeaturesRetrospective Analysis of 14 Cutaneous Sarcoidosis Patients with Clinical and Dermoscopic Features

Güngör¹,

Memet²,

Singer³

et al. 2016

Okmeydani Medical Journal

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“…Differences in disease presentation, severity, and prognosis are described among different ethnicities. 45 Women with sarcoidosis can, and often do, deliver healthy babies. There are rare case reports of maternal death due to cardiac arrest and neurosarcoidosis.…”

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Inflammatory and glandular skin disease in pregnancy

Yang

Teeple

Muglia

et al. 2016

Clinics in Dermatology

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“…Cutaneous eruptions caused by sarcoidosis are classified into either specific (demonstrating noncaseating granulomas on biopsy) or non-specific (demonstrating general reactive process without granuloma formation) [23]. Cutaneous sarcoidosis lesions are found at times to be strong prognostic indicators.…”

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Sarcoidosis of the Head and Neck

Badhey

Kadakia

Carrau

et al. 2014

Head and Neck Pathol

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Sarcoidosis is a complex disorder that often times involves the head and neck. Despite the presence of strong clinical evidence, tissue diagnosis and imaging is needed for confirmation of the disease. Although typically managed medically, when found in the sinonasal tract or intracranially, it may necessitate the intervention of a rhinologist-skull base surgeon. This article seeks to provide a comprehensive review of head and neck sarcoidosis, as this fascinating disorder often poses a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge. A brief discussion of surgical treatment for pituitary lesions is also provided. Articles from 1997 to 2013 were selected and reviewed by three researchers utilizing the most recent literature regarding sarcoidosis in the head and neck. PubMed searches were conducted using search terms such as "sarcoidosis", "neurosarcoid", and "extra-pulmonary sarcoid", among many others. A large collection of articles was generated and reviewed by the team of authors, and appropriate information was extracted to compose a thorough and expansive review of the subject. 10-15 % of patients with sarcoidosis have head and neck manifestations. Sinonasal and pituitary sarcoidosis presents a diagnostic challenge owing to its non-specific symptoms. Although systemic steroid therapy is often the first time treatment, endoscopic surgery is commonly used to treat advanced pituitary sarcoidosis refractory to medical management. As tissue diagnosis and imaging is key, a multi-disciplinary team approach is advantageous. Our study collates the available literature on head and neck sarcoidosis to provide a comprehensive review of the subject. This provides helpful information to guide all practitioners involved in the care of these challenging patients, namely pathologists, radiologists, otolaryngologists, and skull base surgeons, in the workup and management of head and neck sarcoidosis.

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Sarcoidosis: A comprehensive review and update for the dermatologist

Cited by 209 publications

References 158 publications

Retrospective Analysis of 14 Cutaneous Sarcoidosis Patients with Clinical and Dermoscopic FeaturesRetrospective Analysis of 14 Cutaneous Sarcoidosis Patients with Clinical and Dermoscopic Features

Retrospective Analysis of 14 Cutaneous Sarcoidosis Patients with Clinical and Dermoscopic FeaturesRetrospective Analysis of 14 Cutaneous Sarcoidosis Patients with Clinical and Dermoscopic Features

Inflammatory and glandular skin disease in pregnancy

Sarcoidosis of the Head and Neck

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