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Sarcoidosis: A Diagnosis of Exclusion
Gregory M Lee1, Kristen Pope2, Lucas Meek2
1Department of Radiology, University of Missouri-Kansas City, 2411 Holmes St, Kansas City, MO 64108.
Abstract:
OBJECTIVE. This article will review the typical and atypical imaging features of sarcoidosis, identify entities that may be mistaken for sarcoidosis, and discuss patterns and clinical scenarios that suggest an alternative diagnosis. CONCLUSION. Radiologists must be familiar with the characteristic findings in sarcoidosis and be attentive to situations that suggest alternative diagnoses. The radiologist plays a major role in prompt diagnosis and one that may help reduce patient morbidity and mortality.
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