Bone marrow sarcoidosis
P. M. Browne, O. P. Sharma and D. Salkin
Five patients' bone marrow was involved with sarcoidosis, but their chest
roentgenograms were normal. The diagnosis was substantiated by typical
histological appearance of noncaseating granulomas in bone marrow, careful
exclusion of infectious disease, and follow-up study for three to six
years. Angiotensin-converting enzyme levels were elevated in all patients
at the time of diagnosis.
