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Multiple intramedullary spinal sarcoidosis: case report

S Chitoku¹, S Kawai, Y Watabe

¹Department of Neurosurgery, Osaka Prefectural Hospital, Japan.

Surgical Neurology

|November 14, 1997

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Diagnosing spinal sarcoidosis can be challenging, as it may present without typical cord swelling. This case highlights the importance of biopsy for early detection and effective treatment of this rare condition.

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Neurology
Oncology
Pathology

Background:

Spinal intramedullary sarcoidosis typically presents as a single enhanced lesion with cord swelling.
Radiologic diagnosis is often difficult, with only a few reported cases diagnosed as primary spinal sarcoidosis.
This report details a rare instance of multiple spinal intramedullary sarcoidosis lacking cord swelling.