At the present time an unequivocal diagnosis of sarcoidosis is difficult since clinical, laboratory and pathologic studies cannot always be relied upon to differentiate sarcoidosis from tuberculosis, beryllium poisoning and other granulomatous diseases. The obvious desirability of a specific test for sarcoidosis has prompted many studies of a diagnostic skin reaction usually referred to as the Kveim test.
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