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[Name of J. Schaumann of Stockholm, who described them (Acta Med. Scand. (1941) CVI. 239, etc.).]
Schaumann('s) body: a rounded, laminated body containing iron and often calcium, numbers of which are common inside giant cells in sarcoidosis tissue.
1955P. A. Herbut Pathology xii. 342 Schaumann bodies are deeply bluish staining, concentric, lamellated, multiple contoured, iron-and calcium-positive concretions of variable sizes. 1976Robbins & Angell Basic Path. (ed. 2) xii. 421/1 The distinctive..morphologic feature of sarcoidosis..is the noncaseating granuloma... In 80 to 90 per cent of these granulomas, laminated concretions of calcium and proteins, known as Schaumann's bodies, can occasionally be found within giant cells. |
