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Neurosarcoidosis: The Pan-Neurology Disease
Ayush Agarwal1, Divyani Garg1, Ajay Garg2
1Department of Neurology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India.
Abstract:
Neurosarcoidosis (NS) is a protean illness with multiple clinical and radiological presentations giving it the moniker of "a chameleon" or the great mimic. NS can present as a wide spectrum of neurological syndromes localizing both to the central and peripheral nervous systems. The absence of a diagnostic serum test makes it difficult to diagnose with certainty and remains largely a histopathological diagnosis and one of exclusion. A high index of suspicion should be there in suspecting NS, and it should always be excluded among patients presenting with acute to subacute neurological deficits.
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