Management of isolated neurosarcoidosis mimicking cerebral meningiomatosis with multiple cranial neuropathies: An uncommon clinical scenario

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Case report shows recovery of cranial neuropathies in a male patient, indicating surgical intervention is crucial for management.

Surgical intervention led to the total excision of the lesion, promoting recovery from visual impairment and hearing loss.
Initial misdiagnosis of meningiomatosis occurred before identifying the underlying neurosarcoidosis.
Assessment used MRI scans and audiometry to evaluate multiple intracranial lesions and their effects.
Optimal treatment involves surgery for lesions exerting mass effect when medical management fails.

Mishra et al. (2025) studied this question.

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