Multiple Sarcoid-Like Granulomas of the Skin of Undetermined Nature

Klauder, Joseph V.

doi:10.1001/archderm.1925.02370080015002

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“…Stains for acid fast organisms were negative. Comment Elgart1 attributed the first descrip¬ tion of psoriasiform lesions in sarcoi¬ dosis to Klauder (1925) and states that a search of the American litera¬ ture indicated that this type of sar¬ coidosis is peculiar to the Negro, no report of such lesions being found in the European literature. Klaudersummarized the appearance of his patient's lesion as "psoriasiform and infiltrated; some were annular and others followed the natural lines of cleavage of the skin."…”

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Psoriasiform Sarcoidosis

Burgoyne¹

1972

Arch Dermatol

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Psoriasiform Sarcoidosis

Burgoyne¹

1972

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“…3. The lesions of the skin probably represented secondary manifes¬ tations due to the dissemination of mutation forms of the tubercle bacillus by lymph channels.…”

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Cutaneous Nodulodiscoid Tuberculosis of Anergic Type

Crawford¹

1933

Arch Derm Syphilol

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“…Similar trends have been noted in America. Sarcoidosis predominates in the Negro (Michael et al., 1950;James, 1971;Wilkinson, 1972) and there is a tendency towards necrotizing lesions (Klauder, 1925;Sullivan, 1939;Harrell & Durham, 1940;Ronchese & Schiff, 1951;Canizares, 1952;Irgang, 1955). As a highly exceptional feature, necrotizing lesions in sarcoidosis have been reported from Europe (Schaumann, 1924;Simpson, 1963;Bazex et al, 1970).…”

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