Scar Sarcoidosis Developed after Blepharoplasty in Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Patient

Kim, Sue-Jeong; Kim, Jiyoung; Im, Myung; Seo, Young‐Joon; Lee, Jeung‐Hoon; Lee, Young

doi:10.5021/ad.2017.29.4.511

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“…Several cases of scar sarcoidosis after blepharoplasty have been reported, and both bilateral and unilateral development of lesions can be observed. The asymmetric development of lesions is likely attributed to differences in the preoperative condition of the upper eyelid, operator skill, and postoperative care [ 1,4].…”

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“…The skin is the second most commonly affected organ in sarcoidosis and is often involved in the initial presentation [3]. Scar sarcoidosis is a rare type of cutaneous sarcoidosis, which develops on the site of previous scars caused by surgery, laser, trauma, tattoos, herpes zoster, and vaccination [4][5][6]. Scar sarcoidosis has been rarely reported among patients who underwent blepharoplasty for cosmetic purposes.…”

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Unilateral scar sarcoidosis after revision blepharoplasty: a case reportUnilateral scar sarcoidosis after revision blepharoplasty: a case report

Lee,

Koh,

Shin

et al. 2023

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Scar sarcoidosis is a rare type of cutaneous sarcoidosis that develops at sites of scars caused by surgery, laser treatment, trauma, tattoo removal, herpes zoster, or vaccination but has rarely been reported after blepharoplasty for cosmetic purposes. Most of these reported cases concerned scar sarcoidosis on both sides of surgical sites. However, in our case, it occurred only on the right side, where revision surgery was performed. Histologic examination showed non-caseating granulomatous inflammation consistent with sarcoidosis. Lesions completely resolved within 2 months of treatment with oral prednisolone and intralesional triamcinolone injection. We describe a rare case of unilateral scar sarcoidosis after revision blepharoplasty.

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Unilateral scar sarcoidosis after revision blepharoplasty: a case reportUnilateral scar sarcoidosis after revision blepharoplasty: a case report

Lee,

Koh,

Shin

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“…One of the intriguing injuries related to SS was blepharoplasty reported to present on the both eyelids or a single eyelid 9 16 . Some authors stated that the difference in surgical technique or postoperative care had resulted in an asymmetry of lesion development 17 . However, there is no identified mechanism for why SS occurs in only one eyelid, even though the patients were treated bilaterally.…”

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Scar Sarcoidosis: A Retrospective Investigation into Its Peculiar Clinicopathologic Presentation

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Background Scar sarcoidosis (SS), a rare form of cutaneous sarcoidosis, develops from pre-existing scars. Owing to its rarity, the clinicopathologic features and its significance in clinical prognosis have been obscure. Objective This study aimed to investigate clinical, laboratory and histopathologic findings and to clarify characteristics associated with the development of SS and systemic involvement. Methods We retrospectively assessed clinical, laboratory and histopathologic findings of SS. Clinical factors including demographics, anatomic area, number of lesion (single, multiple), presence of symptoms, latent period, injury types related to scar and the proportion of systemic involvement were investigated. Results Of the 21 patients with SS, skin lesions appeared predominantly in females (85.7%) and in the head and neck (57.1%). The mean latent period was 163.5 months and 13 patients (61.9%) had multiple lesions. Injury types were varied, with no specific type identified as associated with SS. Histologically, discrete sarcoidal granulomas surrounded by densely packed collagen bundles with a thickening of numerous fibers were observed. Ten patients (47.6%) had systemic involvement and showed significantly more of the multiple lesions, longer latent period and higher level of mean serum angiotensin-converting enzyme than those without systemic involvement. Conclusion Various causes of scar were related to SS, but no specific injury type was identified as leading to SS. Although the exact pathomechanism remains unclear, the possibility of systemic involvement could be considered when the patients have multiple lesions, longstanding scars, and elevated serum angiotensin-converting enzyme.

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Sarcoidosis en cicatriz periocular como primer hallazgo de sarcoidosis sistémica: características clínico-radiológicas

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Belani-Raju

González-Márquez

et al. 2019

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Scar Sarcoidosis Developed after Blepharoplasty in Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Patient

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Unilateral scar sarcoidosis after revision blepharoplasty: a case reportUnilateral scar sarcoidosis after revision blepharoplasty: a case report

Unilateral scar sarcoidosis after revision blepharoplasty: a case reportUnilateral scar sarcoidosis after revision blepharoplasty: a case report

Scar Sarcoidosis: A Retrospective Investigation into Its Peculiar Clinicopathologic Presentation

Sarcoidosis en cicatriz periocular como primer hallazgo de sarcoidosis sistémica: características clínico-radiológicas

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