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See Latest ArticlesCutaneous sarcoidosis: a histopathological study
Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 06/03/09
Cardoso JC et al. - Although typical naked sarcoid granulomas are the most common features of cutaneous sarcoidosis, the dermatopathologist must be aware of possible atypical findings, which are more common than previously expected, because of the differential diagnosis with other causes of cutaneous granulomas, namely infectious diseases.
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