Sarcoidosis is a complex immune-mediated multisystem disease. Therefore, the clinical
presentation can be highly variable and its course unpredictable. Spontaneous resolution …

Sarcoidosis is a chronic disease of unknown origin that develops when a genetically
susceptible host is exposed to an antigen, leading to an exuberant immune response …

Background and Objectives Meningeal inflammation is one of the most common
manifestations of neurosarcoidosis, occurring in 16%–69% of affected patients. While the …

Background Enhancing brain parenchymal disease, and especially tumefactive lesions, are
an uncommon manifestation of neurosarcoidosis. Little is known about the clinical features …

Background Hydrocephalus is an uncommon manifestation of neurosarcoidosis (7-14% of
reported cohorts) that poses unique challenges to patient management. Despite being a …

Background Up to 25% of patients with neurosarcoidosis develop optic neuropathy, and
prior observational studies have demonstrated a sizeable portion of these patients will …

There are many causes of cauda equina (CE) thickening on neuroimaging of the lumbar
spine. The imaging features of CE thickening for the various conditions often overlap and …

Neurosarcoidosis (NS) with hypothalamic-pituitary (HP) involvement (HP-NS) is a rare
clinical condition, conferring variable hormonal deficits that are typically irreversible. Here …

We present a case of sarcoidosis with a rare presentation of involvement of peripheral
nerves of the lower limbs and subcutaneous nodules detected on 18 F-FDG PET/CT. The …