Ophthalmologic manifestations of sarcoidosis

Ophthalmologic manifestations of sarcoidosis are polymorphous and can involve all the ocular structures. Benign conjunctive and lacrimal gland involvement predominates. Uveitis is found in 20% of the patients and is often torpid, becoming chronic. Systematic screening for uveitis is warranted in sarcoidosis patients. neuro-ophthalmologic involvement is exceptional and severe, raising major diagnostic difficulties when isolated.