A patient with multiple skin plaques, clinically suggestive of sarcoidosis and histologically showing sarcoid-type granulomatous inflammation, eventually manifested lymphoma both clinically and pathologically at these same sites. We speculate that the granulomatous inflammation was a tissue reaction to the lymphoma rather than the coincident development of sarcoidosis and lymphoma.
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