Sarcoidosis of the Alimentary Tract

A case of sarcoidosis involving stomach, duodenum caecum, heart and liver, is described. 2. The literature on sarcoid disease of the alimentary tract is reviewed. 3. While no characteristic picture is produced, sarcoidosis should be considered when a stenosing lesion of the gut is found, especially in a young patient. 4. The presence of additional lesions outside the alimentary tract may confirm the sarcoid nature of the condition.