The treatment of sarcoidosis is not standardized. Because sarcoidosis may never cause
significant symptoms or organ dysfunction, treatment is not mandatory. When treatment is …

Sarcoidosis is a multisystem granulomatous disease with large variability in presentation,
disease behavior, and outcome. The cause of sarcoidosis and explanation for its wide …

Over the past few years an increasing number of prospective controlled sarcoidosis
treatment trials have been completed. Unfortunately, these studies utilize different endpoints …

Purpose To evaluate comorbidity, complexity and poor outcomes in patients with sarcoidosis
and to compare those scores with a control group. Methods 218 consecutive patients were …

Epidemiologic patterns of disease expression in sarcoidosis: age, gender and ethnicity-related
differences Page 1 Clinical and Experimental Rheumatology 2016; 34: 380-388. Epidemiologic …

A variety of phenotypic categorisations have been developed for sarcoidosis. Phenotyping
has been used for genetics studies and to guide treatment selection. The authors …

Purpose Sarcoidosis is a complex disease which can affect nearly every organ system with
manifestations ranging from asymptomatic imaging findings to sudden cardiac death. As …

Background Most phenotyping paradigms in sarcoidosis are based on expert opinion;
however, no paradigm has been widely adopted because of the subjectivity in classification …

Exacerbations of sarcoidosis are common. In particular, exacerbations of pulmonary
sarcoidosis are reported in more than one-third of patients. Despite their frequent …

Clinical phenotypes, by examining relationships between several domains in sarcoidosis,
are likely to better delineate the underlying processes and pathways. Larger studies with …