Chronic sarcoid synovitis in the Caucasian: an arthroscopic and histological study.
AUTOR(ES)
Scott, D G
RESUMO
Chronic synovitis is a rare complication of sarcoidosis, virtually confined to the black population. Synovial histology may be nonspecific or show typical sarcoid granulomata. We report 2 cases of chronic sarcoid synovitis in Caucasians. Histology showed typical granulomata in one patient, whose distinctive arthroscopic appearance is discussed.
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