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Sarcoidosis lesions in the brain are relatively rare and can remain latent, or become evident in various forms: meningitic, encephalitic, neuro-endocrinian, vascular, or tumoral. A case is reported of an Antilles patient aged 35 years, in whom the diagnosis was made by examination of an operation specimen, following the discovery of an apparently isolated intracranial hypertension.
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