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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

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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