ライフサイエンスコーパス: sarcoid

1 research or systematic reviews on myocardial sarcoid.

2 ting from diaphragmatic paresis secondary to sarcoid.

3 ical features, and the management of hepatic sarcoid.

4 mulated and Staphylococcus aureus-stimulated sarcoid alveolar macrophages produced greater amounts of

5 Using blood and skin from patients with sarcoid and non-sarcoid skin granulomas, we discovered t

6 the development of a virally induced tumor (sarcoid) and heterozygosity for the equine SCID allele.

7 ts (55.2%), cutaneous sarcoid in 98 (27.1%), sarcoid arthritis in 57 (15.7%), liver involvement in 21

8 8 DNA sequences are found in a wide range of sarcoid but not non-sarcoid tissues.

9 ith intermediate uveitis and 30 (66.7%) with sarcoid chorioretinitis.

10 Tuberculomas and sarcoid choroidal granulomas have various clinical and i

11 tomography of patients with tuberculomas and sarcoid choroidal granulomas seen at 3 tertiary care cen

12 elevated levels of p40 protein were found in sarcoid compared with normal bronchoalveolar lavage flui

13 gulated IL-12 p40 subunit, but not IL-10, in sarcoid compared with normal lung cells.

14 Two days later, well-formed sarcoid granulomas are abundant in the lung and liver of

15 Sarcoid granulomas were associated with retinal vasculit

16 pression of biliary tree from mass effect of sarcoid granulomas with superimposed biliary sepsis is r

17 organism types have recently been located in sarcoid granulomas, suggesting an infective cause in pre

18 In comparison with sarcoid granulomas, tuberculomas were solitary (P <.001)

19 (0.94) for differentiating tuberculomas from sarcoid granulomas.

20 8 patients (22 with tuberculomas and 16 with sarcoid granulomas; total of 138 granulomas).

21 present a case of hepatosplenic necrotizing sarcoid granulomatosis, a variant form of "classical" sa

22 y, Crohn's disease and familial and sporadic sarcoid granulomatous arthritis are distinct from rheuma

23 ; Crohn's disease; and familial and sporadic sarcoid granulomatous arthritis.

24 8%), neurosarcoid in 49 (13.5%), and cardiac sarcoid in 16 subjects (4.4%).

25 diagnosed in 200 subjects (55.2%), cutaneous sarcoid in 98 (27.1%), sarcoid arthritis in 57 (15.7%),

26 alleged that I failed to diagnose myocardial sarcoid in her husband and that my failure to do so resu

27 osis and by an increased appreciation of how sarcoid lesions evolve in the CNS microenvironment.

28 ta, which were also present in human cardiac sarcoid lesions.

29 tal of 9 had radiologic irAEs, most commonly sarcoid-like LN (7 of 27).

30 rotein levels of IFN-gamma, but not IL-4, in sarcoid lung cells and fluid compared with those in norm

31 RNA sequences are more frequently present in sarcoid lymph nodes and not in other tissue types, but d

32 in the ileum, thus reflecting an intestinal sarcoid manifestation.

33 Sarcoid myocarditis is increasingly recognized as an imp

34 ); histiocytic inflammatory myopathies, like sarcoid myopathy; and inflammatory myopathies with vacuo

35 atigue should prompt consideration of occult sarcoid myositis, often with accompanying neurogenic atr

36 with ablation-refractory VT (ischemic, n=21; sarcoid, n=3; Chagas, n=2; idiopathic, n=18).

37 n the sarcoid-uveitis group than in both the sarcoid-non-uveitis and control groups (83% vs. 71%, OR

38 Furthermore, the reactivity of antibodies in sarcoid patient sera against p36 and PTB65K antigens was

39 e gadolinium enhancement was only present in sarcoid patients (n=15).

40 Sarcoid patients had a higher median native T1 (994 vers

41 Sixty-one sarcoid patients were prospectively enrolled and underwe

42 olinium enhancement and mapping sequences in sarcoid patients with no symptoms or unspecific symptoms

43 T regulatory (Treg) cells were increased in sarcoid patients, Treg depletion from the CD4(+) T cell

44 present peripherally and within the lungs of sarcoid patients.

45 are will promote better overall health among sarcoid patients.

46 eported the depression prevalence among U.S. sarcoid patients.

47 sitive to multiple barriers faced by chronic sarcoid patients; acknowledging depression risk and impr

48 is first study of TAP genes in UK and Polish sarcoid populations has demonstrated the importance of u

49 uveitides including intermediate uveitis or sarcoid posterior uveitis were included.

50 L, intermediate uveitis, or biopsy-confirmed sarcoid posterior uveitis.

51 patients with sarcoidosis, including 88 with sarcoid-related uveitis, and in 347 matched control subj

52 f the HSP-70 haplotype 2 discriminated among sarcoid-related uveitis, IAU, and IIU (47% vs. 19%, OR =

53 Cardiac sarcoid-related ventricular tachycardia (VT) is a rare d

54 Sarcoid skin granulomas were specifically enriched for t

55 and skin from patients with sarcoid and non-sarcoid skin granulomas, we discovered that skin granulo

56 closely related M. avium complex strain from sarcoid skin lesions and cerebrospinal fluid.

57 r is pathognomonic, and there are no hepatic sarcoid-specific biomarkers to monitor disease activity.

58 31 (82%) of the 38 ORF 26 DNA-positive sarcoid specimens were also positive for ORF 25 DNA.

59 as an alternative for indications including sarcoid, spondylodiscitis, and fever of unknown origin,

60 portion positive was significantly higher in sarcoid than non-sarcoid tissues for lymph node samples

61 ected in significantly higher proportions of sarcoid than of non-sarcoid tissue samples from lung (8/

62 ly higher proportions of sarcoid than of non-sarcoid tissue samples from lung (8/8 vs 0/54; p < 0.000

63 to acid-fast bacilli have been isolated from sarcoid tissue.

64 es was higher in sarcoid tissues than in non-sarcoid tissues (p < 0.0001).

65 We examined sarcoid tissues for human herpesvirus 8 (HHV-8) in addit

66 was significantly higher in sarcoid than non-sarcoid tissues for lymph node samples (11/27 vs 2/29; p

67 ence of HHV-8 ORF 26 sequences was higher in sarcoid tissues than in non-sarcoid tissues (p < 0.0001)

68 The mycobacterial sequences amplified from sarcoid tissues were also varied, but none was homologou

69 found in a wide range of sarcoid but not non-sarcoid tissues.

70 (Listeria monocytogenes) and do not develop sarcoid-type granulomas.

71 The prognostic factors for visual outcome in sarcoid uveitis are presented.

72 ts with biopsy-proven, presumed, or probable sarcoid uveitis between December 2003 and December 2020

73 al of 362 subjects with definite or presumed sarcoid uveitis from Moorfields Eye Hospital, Royal Vict

74 Sarcoid uveitis is common in Japan.

75 Most patients with sarcoid uveitis maintain adequate usable vision, with ap

76 ested the existence of several phenotypes of sarcoid uveitis patients with different progressions and

77 as identification of different phenotypes of sarcoid uveitis patients.

78 Sarcoid uveitis relapses in approximately two-thirds of

79 A total of 362 subjects with sarcoid uveitis were identified.

80 to be aware of the systemic associations of sarcoid uveitis, in particular potentially life-threaten

81 2075800 G allele frequency was higher in the sarcoid-uveitis group than in both the sarcoid-non-uveit

82 Subjects with cardiac sarcoid were less likely to have granulomatous anterior