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Assessment of Fatigue and Other Extra-Pulmonary Manifestations in Patients Diagnosed with Sarcoidosis: A Prospective Observational study in a South Indian Tertiary Care Centre

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Table 1 Baseline characteristics
Table 2 showing age distribution of the patients
Table 4 shows duration of steroid treatment in months
Table 5 shows the prevalence of fatigue in new vs. old patients
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