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Bone lesions mimicking disseminated malignancy after remission of thoracic sarcoidosis
J Jager1, M P Andriessen, J van Ingen
1Department of Internal Medicine, State University Hospital Groningen.
The Netherlands Journal of Medicine
|April 1, 1990
Abstract:
A case of chronic sarcoidosis is presented with extensive involvement of the central skeleton, mimicking disseminated malignancy. The skeletal lesions occurred several years after spontaneous remission of thoracic sarcoidosis and were not accompanied by recurrence of active thoracic disease. Bone lesions in sarcoidosis are associated with lesions of skin and nasal mucosa.