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Clinical presentation of sarcoidosis in a mixed population in the middle east.

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  • Clinical presentation of sarcoidosis in a mixed population in the middle east. Abstract Text:

    n behbehaniN Behbehani,b jaykrishnanB JayKrishnan,m khadadahM Khadadah,h hawaH Hawa,y farahY Farah,

    BACKGROUND: Regional and ethnic differences in the presentation and prognosis of sarcoidosis have been reported. OBJECTIVES: To describe and compare the clinical characteristics of sarcoidosis among Arabs and South East Asians (SEA). METHODS: Data on patients with sarcoidosis were collected retrospectively 1983-1995 and prospectively 1995-2003. RESULTS: A total of 142 patients, 57% females and 80% Arabs, were identified. The age at onset shows the majority of cases (45%) among Arab males occur at 30-39 years, 60% of Arab females occur at 40-59 years and 61% of SEA males occur at 40-49 years. The most common symptoms were cough 77.5%, dyspnoea 54.2%, fever 31.0%, arthralgia 19%, uveitis 14.8%, erythema nodosum 14.8%, and lymphadenopathy 12%. The radiological stage at presentation was stage 0,2.1%, I,44.4%, II,42.3%, and III,11.3%. The frequency of either stage 0 or I was higher among SEA (62%) compared to Arabs 42.5%, p=0.05. CONCLUSION: There is a peak of sarcoidosis among Arab males at 30-39 years, Arab females at 40-59 years and SEA males at 40-49 years. Arab patients presented more frequently with either stage II or III compared to SEA who usually present with stage 0 or I.

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    n behbehaniN Behbehani,b jaykrishnanB JayKrishnan,m khadadahM Khadadah,h hawaH Hawa,y farahY Farah,

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    Journal: Respiratory medicine

    VOLUME: 101

    Page Numbers: 2284-8

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    ISSN: 0954-6111

    DAY: 13

    MONTH: 08

    YEAR: 2007

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    AFFILIATION: Department of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Kuwait University, P.O. Box 24923, Safat 13110, Kuwait. nasser_beh@hsc.edu.kw

    Country: England

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