Lecture: Imaging of Sarcoidosis
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This is a lecture I gave earlier this week. It is a 21 1/2 minutes short lecture on the imaging of sarcoidosis, mainly using CT scan.
I discuss the Scadding critera as applied to CT scans, the various nodal and lung findings, the various forms of Stage IV (fibrotic) disease and some unusual forms of sarcoidosis, including the sarcoid-TB complex.
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