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cutaneous sarcoidosis in blood donation venepuncture sites
British Medical Journal
|December 23, 1972
Abstract:
Six patients were studied in whom sarcoidosis first showed itself by the development of granulomata at the site of previous venepunctures. The diagnosis was histologically confirmed in all cases. The treatment of the lesions with triamcinolone did not seem to hasten resolution.
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