Low Sodium Levels Linked to Sarcoidosis, Case Study Suggests
A case study reported in the Spanish journal Rheumatología Clínica suggests that sarcoidosis should be kept in mind in patients who present with an electrolyte imbalance in their blood.
Sarcoidosis Emerges After Treatment for Cushing’s Disease in Case Study from Denmark
A case report from Aarhus University Hospital in Denmark illustrates how sarcoidosis, suppressed in a person, might emerge after patients are successfully treated for Cushing’s syndrome, a condition caused by long-term exposure to high levels of corticosteroids. The study, “Unmasking sarcoidosis following surgery for Cushing disease,” published in the…
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