Sarcoidosis with Neuro-Sarcoidosis
Imaging findings
Head MRI showed a "parallel phatak pattern of enhancement" and nodular masses in the brain. Chest CT revealed clustered nodules, confluent ground glass opacities, confluent nodules in the lungs, and adenopathy in the mediastinum and hilum.
Key takeaways
A classic case of sarcoidosis presenting with both pulmonary and neurological involvement, illustrating the characteristic imaging patterns in the brain and lungs.
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