How would you treat a sarcoid patient whose only manifestations are B symptoms and generalized lymphadenopathy?
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Rheumatology · Hospital for Special Surgery/Weill Cornell Medicine
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Historically, the term “B symptoms” was developed to describe poor prognostic signs and symptoms in stratifying patients with lymphoma. Specifically, these were fever, drenching night sweats, and significant weight loss (>10% over six months) and portended worse prognosis. B symptoms, of course, can...
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