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MRI of the head showing new ventriculomegaly of the third ventricle (arrow indicating hydrocephalus).

MRI of the head showing new ventriculomegaly of the third ventricle (arrow indicating hydrocephalus).

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FIGURE 1: MRI of the head showing new ventriculomegaly of the third...
FIGURE 2: MRI brain showing hyperintensity of the left thalamus in T2...
FIGURE 3: MRI of head showing new onset meningeal enhancement (arrows...
FIGURE 4: CT scan of the chest revealed mediastinal and hilar...
Worsening Paraparesis: A Diagnostic Dilemma for Neurosarcoidosis
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Sarcoidosis is a chronic granulomatous disorder mostly known to affect the respiratory system. However, about 5-10% of cases develop neurological complications, either de novo or in patients with known sarcoidosis. The most common complications as cited by current literature include cranial nerve palsies, meningitis, and myelopathy. A unilateral th...
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... disease panel was negative as well. MRI brain showed new ventriculomegaly (Figure 1), increased T2 signal in the left thalamus (Figure 2), and meningeal enhancement when compared to previous studies ( Table 2). Blood and CSF culture showed no growth. ...
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... disease panel was negative as well. MRI brain showed new ventriculomegaly (Figure 1), increased T2 signal in the left thalamus (Figure 2), and meningeal enhancement when compared to previous studies ( Table 2). Blood and CSF culture showed no growth. ...