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- Sarcoidosis abstract "Sarcoidosis (from sarc meaning "flesh", -oid, "like", and -osis, "diseased or abnormal condition"), also called sarcoid, is a disease involving abnormal collections of inflammatory cells (granulomas) that can form as nodules in multiple organs. The granulomas are most often located in the lungs or its associated lymph nodes, but any organ can be affected. Sarcoidosis seems to be caused by an immune reaction to an infection or some other trigger (called an antigen, which may be from one's environment) that continues even after the initial infection or other antigen is cleared from the body. In most cases it clears up by itself without any medical intervention, despite this some cases do go on to affect the person long-term or become life-threatening and require medical intervention, most often with medications. With an average mortality rate of less than 5% in untreated cases.Treatment is usually designed to help relieve the symptoms and hence do not directly alter the course of the disease. This treatment usually consists of drugs like ibuprofen or aspirin. In cases where the condition develops on a progressive and/or life-threatening course the treatment is most often steroid treatment with prednisone or prednisolone. Alternatively, drugs that are most commonly used to treat cancer and suppress the immune system, such as methotrexate, azathioprine and leflunomide may be used.In the United States it most commonly affects people of Northern European (especially Scandinavian or Icelandish) or African (especially African American) ancestry between the ages of 20 and 29, although any race or age group can be affected. Japan has a lower rate of sarcoidosis than the United States, although in these people the disease is usually more aggressive in its course with the heart often affected. Japanese individuals also have a different peak age for sarcoidosis, namely 25–40 years of age. It occurs more commonly in women too, with the female-to-male being roughly 2:1, it also usually takes a more aggressive course in women. In developing countries it often goes misdiagnosed as tuberculosis (TB) as its symptoms often resemble those of TB.It was first described in 1877 by an English doctor named Dr. Jonathan Hutchinson as a skin disease causing red, raised lesions on the arms, face and hands.".
- Sarcoidosis diseasesdb "11797".
- Sarcoidosis emedicineSubject "med".
- Sarcoidosis emedicineTopic "2063".
- Sarcoidosis icd10 "D86".
- Sarcoidosis icd9 "135".
- Sarcoidosis medlineplus "000076".
- Sarcoidosis meshId "D012507".
- Sarcoidosis omim "181000".
- Sarcoidosis thumbnail APSarcoid.PNG?width=300.
- Sarcoidosis wikiPageID "287299".
- Sarcoidosis wikiPageRevisionID "605178640".
- Sarcoidosis caption "Chest xray showing the typical nodularity of sarcoidosis in the base of the lungs.".
- Sarcoidosis diseasesdb "11797".
- Sarcoidosis emedicinesubj "med".
- Sarcoidosis emedicinetopic "2063".
- Sarcoidosis hasPhotoCollection Sarcoidosis.
- Sarcoidosis icd "135".
- Sarcoidosis icd "D86".
- Sarcoidosis medlineplus "76".
- Sarcoidosis meshid "D012507".
- Sarcoidosis name "Sarcoidosis".
- Sarcoidosis omim "181000".
- Sarcoidosis wordnet_type synset-disease-noun-1.
- Sarcoidosis subject Category:Abdominal_pain.
- Sarcoidosis subject Category:Ailments_of_unknown_etiology.
- Sarcoidosis subject Category:Autoimmune_diseases.
- Sarcoidosis subject Category:Lung_disorders.
- Sarcoidosis subject Category:Monocyte-_and_macrophage-related_cutaneous_conditions.
- Sarcoidosis subject Category:Rare_diseases.
- Sarcoidosis type Disease.
- Sarcoidosis type AilmentCondition.
- Sarcoidosis type Situation.
- Sarcoidosis comment "Sarcoidosis (from sarc meaning "flesh", -oid, "like", and -osis, "diseased or abnormal condition"), also called sarcoid, is a disease involving abnormal collections of inflammatory cells (granulomas) that can form as nodules in multiple organs. The granulomas are most often located in the lungs or its associated lymph nodes, but any organ can be affected.".
- Sarcoidosis label "Sarcoidose".
- Sarcoidosis label "Sarcoidosi".
- Sarcoidosis label "Sarcoidosis".
- Sarcoidosis label "Sarcoidosis".
- Sarcoidosis label "Sarcoïdose".
- Sarcoidosis label "Sarcoïdose".
- Sarcoidosis label "Sarkoidose".
- Sarcoidosis label "Sarkoidoza".
- Sarcoidosis label "Саркоидоз".
- Sarcoidosis label "サルコイドーシス".
- Sarcoidosis label "结节病".
- Sarcoidosis sameAs Sarkoidóza.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs Sarkoidose.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs Σαρκοείδωση.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs Sarcoidosis.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs Sarkoidosi.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs Sarcoïdose.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs Sarcoidosis.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs Sarcoidosi.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs サルコイドーシス.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs Sarcoïdose.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs Sarkoidoza.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs Sarcoidose.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs m.01q5y6.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs Q193894.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs Q193894.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs 1019.
- Sarcoidosis sameAs C0036202.
- Sarcoidosis wasDerivedFrom Sarcoidosis?oldid=605178640.
- Sarcoidosis depiction APSarcoid.PNG.
- Sarcoidosis isPrimaryTopicOf Sarcoidosis.
- Sarcoidosis name "Sarcoidosis".