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Table 1 The characteristics of sarcoidosis in CD patients receiving TNF inhibitor therapy

From: Development of pulmonary sarcoidosis in Crohn’s disease patient under infliximab biosimilar treatment after long-term original infliximab treatment: a case report and literature review

References

Sex

TNF inhibitor/delay until onset of causative TNF inhibitor (months)

Organs involved

Treatment/outcome

Re-initiation TNF inhibitor

Relapse after re-initiation

[4]

F

IFX/60

Spinal cord

IFX discontinuation and PSL/resolution

 

[5]

M

ADA/24

Hilar and mediastinal nodes, erythema nodosum

ADA discontinuation and PSL/resolution

 

[6]

F

ADA/18

Mediastinal nodes, nodules on the spleen

ADA continue and PSL/resolution

 

[7]

M

IFX/7

Erythematous skin plaques, bilateral nodular pulmonary infiltrates

IFX continue and topical therapy /resolution of lung, but skin not resolved

 

[8]

M

IFX/12

hilar adenopathies, pulmonary infiltrate

IFX discontinuation/resolution

IFX re-start

 

[9]

M

ADA/60

Uveitis, mediastinal nodes, mesenterial nodes

ADA discontinuation and PSL/resolution

 
 

M

IFX/72, ADA/18

Erythema nodosum, mediastinal nodes

ADA discontinuation and PSL/resolution

 

Present case

F

O-IFX 144, IFX-BS 36

Bilateral pulmonary infiltrates, hilar and mediastinal lymphadenopathy

IFX-BS discontinuation/resolution

 
  1. M, male; F, female; ETN, etanercept; ADA, adalimumab; IFN, infliximab; IFX-BS, infliximab biosimilar