Assertion: sarcoidosis | /r/CapableOf | affect skin
Facets:
value: commonly
type: TEMPORAL
value: in many ways
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Sarcoidosis may affect various other organs and tissues, including the muscles, joints, eyes, skin, nerves, lymph nodes, liver, and spleen.
text: Sarcoidosis Affecting the Skin
text: These medicines work best for treating sarcoidosis that affects your lungs, eyes, skin, or joints.
text: This medicine works best for treating sarcoidosis that affects your lungs, eyes, skin, or joints.
text: Sarcoidosis most commonly affects the lungs and lymph nodes, but it can also affect the eyes, skin, heart and nervous system.
text: Sarcoidosis can affect the entire body including the lungs, eyes and skin.
text: Sarcoidosis can also affect other parts of the body, including the muscles, eyes, and skin.
text: It can also affect the eyes, liver, and skin; and less often it affects the spleen, bones, joints, skeletal muscles, heart, and central nervous system.
text: Sarcoidosis commonly affects intrathoracic lymph nodes, lungs, skin and eyes .
text: Sarcoidosis can also affect other organs, including the heart, liver, skin, spleen, nervous system, and eyes.2
text: Since sarcoidosis can affect the lungs, eyes, and skin, ongoing research efforts are investigating the correlation between sarcoidosis and exposure to airborne antigens in the environment.6 Some of the earliest studies of sarcoidosis reported associations with exposure to irritants found in rural settings, such as tree pollen and emissions from wood-burning stoves.6
text: Sarcoidosis also commonly affects the skin and eyes.
text: When sarcoidosis affects the skin, it can cause more than 20 types of lesions1.
text: Sarcoidosis can affect the skin in many ways
text: These medicines work best for treating sarcoidosis that affects the skin or brain.
text: These medicines work best for treating sarcoidosis that affects the skin or brain.
text: This medicine works best for treating sarcoidosis that affects the skin or brain.
text: An RFC assessment for someone who has sarcoidosis affecting the skin might include limitations on the types of environment the affected skin can be exposed to.