CTICasesProgressive Sarcoidosis
Imaging findings
Transition from mild mediastinal/hilar adenopathy to large, rounded, confluent nodules with perilymphatic distribution over nearly 20 years.
Key takeaways
Sarcoidosis can evolve into large mass-like opacities and conglomerate fibrosis, which may mimic pneumoconiosis (like silicosis) in appearance.
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