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Sarcoidosis has many differentials, which can be classified depending on the organ involved.<ref>Samter's immunologic diseases.—6th ed./[edited by] K. Frank Austen … [et al.]</ref>
Sarcoidosis has many differentials, which can be classified depending on the organ involved.<ref>Samter's immunologic diseases.—6th ed./[edited by] K. Frank Austen … [et al.]</ref>


'''Lung'''
'''Lung'''-
   
   
1.Tuberculosis  2.Atypical Mycobacteriosis  3.Cryptococcosis  4.Aspergillosis  5.Aspiration of foriegn materials
1.Tuberculosis  2.Atypical Mycobacteriosis  3.Cryptococcosis  4.Aspergillosis  5.Aspiration of foriegn materials
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14.Necrotizing sarcoid granulomatosis        15.Wegner's granulomatosis
14.Necrotizing sarcoid granulomatosis        15.Wegner's granulomatosis


'''Lymph Node'''  
'''Lymph Node'''-
    
    
1.Tuberculosis  2.Atypical Mycobacteriosis  3.Brucellosis  4.GLUS syndrome  5.Cat scratch disease   
1.Tuberculosis  2.Atypical Mycobacteriosis  3.Brucellosis  4.GLUS syndrome  5.Cat scratch disease   
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10.Kikuchi disease(granulomatous histiocytic necrotizing lymphadenitis)
10.Kikuchi disease(granulomatous histiocytic necrotizing lymphadenitis)


'''Skin'''  
'''Skin''' -


1.Tuberculosis  2.Atypical mycobacteriosis  3.Fungal infection  4.Rheumatoid nodules  6.Reaction to foreign bodies
1.Tuberculosis  2.Atypical mycobacteriosis  3.Fungal infection  4.Rheumatoid nodules  6.Reaction to foreign bodies


'''Liver'''
'''Liver'''-


1.Tuberculosis  2.Brucellosis  3.Schitosomiasis  4.Crohn's disease  5.Hodgkin's disease  6. Non hodgkin's lymphoma
1.Tuberculosis  2.Brucellosis  3.Schitosomiasis  4.Crohn's disease  5.Hodgkin's disease  6. Non hodgkin's lymphoma
7.GLUS syndrome  8.Primary biliary cirrhosis
7.GLUS syndrome  8.Primary biliary cirrhosis


'''Bone Marrow'''
'''Bone Marrow'''-


1.Tuberculosis  2.Histoplasmosis  3.Cytomegalovirus  4.Drugs  5.Infectious Mononucleosis  6.GLUS syndrome
1.Tuberculosis  2.Histoplasmosis  3.Cytomegalovirus  4.Drugs  5.Infectious Mononucleosis  6.GLUS syndrome
7.Hodgkin's disease  8.Non Hodgkin's lymphoma
7.Hodgkin's disease  8.Non Hodgkin's lymphoma


'''Other biopsy sites'''
'''Other biopsy sites'''-


1.Tuberculosis  2.Brucellosis  3.Crohn's disease  4.GLUS Syndrome  5.Other infections  6.Giant cell myocarditis
1.Tuberculosis  2.Brucellosis  3.Crohn's disease  4.GLUS Syndrome  5.Other infections  6.Giant cell myocarditis

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Differential Diagnosis

Sarcoidosis has many differentials, which can be classified depending on the organ involved.[1]

Lung-

1.Tuberculosis 2.Atypical Mycobacteriosis 3.Cryptococcosis 4.Aspergillosis 5.Aspiration of foriegn materials 6.Blastomycosis 7.Pneumocystitis carinii 8.Pneumoconiosis 9.Drug reactions 10.Hypersensitivity pneumonitis 11.Drug reactions12..Histoplasmosis 13.Chronic interstitial pneumonia as usual and lymphocytic interstitial pneumonia 14.Necrotizing sarcoid granulomatosis 15.Wegner's granulomatosis

Lymph Node-

1.Tuberculosis 2.Atypical Mycobacteriosis 3.Brucellosis 4.GLUS syndrome 5.Cat scratch disease 6.Toxoplasmosis 7.Hodgkin disease 8.Non Hodgkin lymphoma 9.Sarcoid reaction in lymph nodes to carcinoma 10.Kikuchi disease(granulomatous histiocytic necrotizing lymphadenitis)

Skin -

1.Tuberculosis 2.Atypical mycobacteriosis 3.Fungal infection 4.Rheumatoid nodules 6.Reaction to foreign bodies

Liver-

1.Tuberculosis 2.Brucellosis 3.Schitosomiasis 4.Crohn's disease 5.Hodgkin's disease 6. Non hodgkin's lymphoma 7.GLUS syndrome 8.Primary biliary cirrhosis

Bone Marrow-

1.Tuberculosis 2.Histoplasmosis 3.Cytomegalovirus 4.Drugs 5.Infectious Mononucleosis 6.GLUS syndrome 7.Hodgkin's disease 8.Non Hodgkin's lymphoma

Other biopsy sites-

1.Tuberculosis 2.Brucellosis 3.Crohn's disease 4.GLUS Syndrome 5.Other infections 6.Giant cell myocarditis

References

  1. Samter's immunologic diseases.—6th ed./[edited by] K. Frank Austen … [et al.]

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