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See Latest ArticlesMicrobial antigen treatment in sarcoidosis - A new paradigm
Medical Hypotheses, 03/07/08
Tercelj M et al. - Increasing evidence suggests that the risk for sarcoidosis is related to exposure to microbes, particularly molds. Microbial cell wall agents, even in the absence of clinical infection, could cause a late hypersensitivity reaction leading to the formation of granulomas. It is suggested that diagnostic tools for the presence of microbes are used in patients with sarcoidosis and that antimicrobial treatment is considered in cases resistant to corticosteroids.
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