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A sarcoidose na cavidade orbitária (também chamada de órbita) apresenta-se com coleções anormais de granulomas (também conhecidos como granulomas não caseosos) consistindo de células inflamatórias crônicas. As manifestações orbitárias da sarcoidose são comuns entre pacientes com sarcoidose sistêmica. A sarcoidose da órbita pode coexistir com a sarcoidose sistêmica assintomática e pode preceder o envolvimento sistêmico em vários anos._x000D_ | |||
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Sarcoidosis in the orbital cavity (also called eye socket) presents with abnormal collections of granulomas (also known as non-caseating granulomas) consisting of chronic inflammatory cells. Orbital manifestations of sarcoidosis are common among patients with systemic sarcoidosis. Orbital sarcoidosis may coexist with asymptomatic systemic sarcoidosis and can precede systemic involvement by several years. | |||
Revision as of 11:03, 15 August 2026
Sarcoidosis in the orbital cavity (also called eye socket) presents with abnormal collections of granulomas (also known as non-caseating granulomas) consisting of chronic inflammatory cells. Orbital manifestations of sarcoidosis are common among patients with systemic sarcoidosis. Orbital sarcoidosis may coexist with asymptomatic systemic sarcoidosis and can precede systemic involvement by several years.
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| English | Sarcoidosis of orbit |
Sarcoidosis in the orbital cavity (also called eye socket) presents with abnormal collections of granulomas (also known as non-caseating granulomas) consisting of chronic inflammatory cells. Orbital manifestations of sarcoidosis are common among patients with systemic sarcoidosis. Orbital sarcoidosis may coexist with asymptomatic systemic sarcoidosis and can precede systemic involvement by several years. |
