CT may demonstrate unsuspected chest disease in these cases. Stage I: Hilar/mediastinal lymphadenopathy not associated with lung disease. Stage I disease is seen in 50% of patients with sarcoidosis.

The scalene fat pad is incised, and if lymph nodes are discovered they are ... had been noted 10 years previously, and serial x-ray films of the chest had shown a progressive increase in the ...

A chest radiograph shows bilateral hilar enlargement (Panel A, arrows). A contrast-enhanced CT image shows diffuse mediastinal and bilateral, symmetric hilar lymphadenopathy (Panel B, arrows).

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Disclosure: Richard Cofsky, MD, has disclosed no relevant financial relationships CT scan of chest. Note: Small black arrows show mediastinal lymph nodes; crosses show left-side massive and right ...