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Results 1 - 10 of 13 for sarcoid
  1. Sarcoid - close-up of the skin lesions. 20 to 25 percent of individuals with sarcoidosis have skin manifestations as seen in this picture. ...
  2. These lesions of sarcoidosis are located on the elbow and are red, elevated patches (plaques). The cause of sarcoidosis remains unknown.
  3. This film shows advanced sarcoid, scarring of the lungs (the light streaking), and cavity formation (the dark areas in the upper right side of the ...
  4. Sarcoid causes damage to the lung tissue that heals by scarring. The film shows a diffuse milky ...
  5. Sarcoid is primarily a lung (pulmonary) disease. In the early stages, a chest film may show enlargement ...
  6. Typical sarcoid lesions consist of red, raised lesions (papules) and patches (plaques) with minimal surrounding skin change.
  7. These are sarcoid lesions on the face. These lesions often appear in scars, as is seen in this photograph.
  8. ... body and may be associated with tuberculosis (TB), sarcoidosis, coccidioidomycosis, systemic lupus erythematosis (SLE), fungal infections, or ...
  9. ... lung blockages (cystic fibrosis) Long-term (chronic) infections (sarcoidosis) Permanent scarring and thickening of lung tissue (idiopathic ...
  10. ... there is evidence of inflammation in the lungs (sarcoidosis).
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