Саркоидоз. 03.10.24.

00:00 Introduction 00:57 Chameleon Disease 01:45 First Clinical Case 02:45 Historical Background 04:26 Sarcoidosis in Literature: Arthur Conan Doyle 05:22 Definition of Besnier-Beck-Schaumann Disease 06:56 Risk Factors for Sarcoidosis 08:01 Sarcoidosis in ICD-10 09:45 Clinical Classification 10:33 X-ray Image of Sarcoidosis 11:51 Phenotypic Classification 12:50 Diagnosis 15:09 Clinical Picture 15:46 Detailed Analysis of the First Clinical Case 18:18 Disease Symptoms 20:50 Final Diagnosis of the First Patient 21:45 Skin Manifestations 24:04 Cardiac Pathology 25:11 Kidney Damage 25:52 Rare sarcoidosis syndromes 26:57 Diagnosis 28:32 Treatment 35:19 Second clinical case 39:44 Conclusion The topic of today's webinar is sarcoidosis—a systemic inflammatory disease of unknown etiology characterized by the formation of noncaseating granulomas, multisystemic involvement of various organs, and T-cell activation at the site of granulomatous inflammation with the release of various chemokines and cytokines. Sarcoidosis is also of interest because, unfortunately, it receives very little attention during university education. This disease often presents with nonspecific symptoms, and doctors may confuse it with similar pathologies. In this video, we will review the history of the disease, its current classification, clinical presentation, and treatment, and also analyze two clinical cases. Speakers: • Natalya Sergeevna Fedosova MD, PhD, Head of the Inpatient Therapy Service, State Budgetary Healthcare Institution of the Moscow Region "Dubna Hospital," Associate Professor, Department of Therapy, Clinical Pharmacology, and Emergency Medical Care, Russian University of Medicine, Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation • Darya Dmitrievna Starikova Second-year Resident, Department of Therapy, Clinical Pharmacology, and Emergency Medical Care, Russian University of Medicine, Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation Watch the live broadcast on our website https://ambdoc.ru Learn more about medicine and the work of the "Ambulatory Doctor" Society on social media. Join our communities: VKontakte https://vk.com/ambdoc Telegram https://t.me/ambulatory_doctor YouTube    / Амбулаторныйврач   More recommendations from Professor A.L. You can find Vertkin on his personal pages: Professor Vertkin's Telegram channel https://t.me/arkadyvertkin #outpatient_doctor #therapists