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Rapid-Onset Thoracic Myelopathy due to an Epidural Sarcoid-Like Lesion in a Pediatric Patient.

BACKGROUND: Isolated intraspinal neurosarcoidosis is a rare clinical entity, with most reports describing intramedullary involvement in adults.

CASE DESCRIPTION: We detail the case of a 9-year-old girl with rapid-onset compressive myelopathy secondary to a thoracic epidural lesion. Although pathologic diagnosis was challenging, a presumptive diagnosis of isolated extradural neurosarcoidosis was made in light of the patient's investigations and dramatic response to corticosteroids.

CONCLUSIONS: Although less likely than neoplasia, rheumatologic processes such as inflammatory granulomatous disease warrant consideration in similar cases.

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