Myelitis due to sarcoidosis (Q88845): Difference between revisions

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Latest revision as of 15:14, 15 August 2026

Inflammation of the spinal cord in association with Sarcoidosis which may be temporally acute, subacute or chronic and anatomically partial or complete. Clinical features include paraplegia, quadriplegia, sensory loss appropriate to the level of the spinal cord involved and sphincter dysfunction. Other neurological or systemic features of Sarcoidosis may be present. Diagnosis may be aided by spinal imaging, spinal fluid analysis, serum ACE testing, chest imaging and histology.

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English	Myelitis due to sarcoidosis	Inflammation of the spinal cord in association with Sarcoidosis which may be temporally acute, subacute or chronic and anatomically partial or complete. Clinical features include paraplegia, quadriplegia, sensory loss appropriate to the level of the spinal cord involved and sphincter dysfunction. Other neurological or systemic features of Sarcoidosis may be present. Diagnosis may be aided by spinal imaging, spinal fluid analysis, serum ACE testing, chest imaging and histology.