Ocular manifestations during sarcoidosis: about 13 cases. Experience of the Military Hospital Mohamed V of Rabat

Sarcoidosis, or Besnier-Boeck-Schaumann disease, is systemic granulomatosis of an unknown etiology characterized by the formation of immune granulomas in the affected organs. The clinical presentation can be very variable [1]. The diagnosis is made on a bundle of clinical, paraclinical and anatomopathological arguments when a biopsy is performed. The most commonly affected organs are the mediastinal lymphatic system, lungs, skin, and eyes.