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COMPARATIVE STUDY
R R Strang
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November 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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REVIEW
H Ikram
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November 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
M Brous
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October 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
R Balcon
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October 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
D M Wallace
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October 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
L A Nichols
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August 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
D M Douglas
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August 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
J J Brand
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August 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
K Martin
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July 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
E M Dunlop
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July 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
C F McCarthy, A E Read
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June 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
G A Smart, R Hall
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June 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
G B Jones
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May 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
D G James
The historical background to the disorder is unfolded. It was originally regarded as a dermatological curiosity, and later sarcoidosis was recognized as a disorder diffusely involving most tissues of the body. Clinical syndromes described include those presenting to the dermatologist, ophthalmologist, chest physician and radiologist, gastroenterologist and neurologist. Tissues commonly involved are lungs, lymph nodes, eyes, skin and bone in that order of frequency. Granulomatous uveitis in the presence of skin lesions should always arouse the suspicion of sarcoidosis; ocular and bone involvement are frequently associated with lupus pernio, whereas lymphadenopathy and splenomegaly are more commonly linked with plaques and maculo-papular eruptions...
May 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
H Garland
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May 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
H Miller
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April 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
R W Smithells
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April 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
P H Dickinson
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April 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
S C Truelove
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March 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
V Wright, I F Macrae
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March 1967: Current Medicine and Drugs
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