# Conjunctival Sarcoidosis Presenting as a Salmon‐Pink Lesion: A Lymphoma Mimicker

## TL;DR

A rare case of conjunctival sarcoidosis is described that looked like lymphoma, stressing the need for detailed testing for accurate diagnosis.

## Contribution

Presents a unique clinical case of sarcoidosis mimicking lymphoma, emphasizing diagnostic challenges and the need for thorough evaluation.

## Key findings

- Conjunctival sarcoidosis can present as a salmon-pink lesion resembling lymphoma.
- Accurate diagnosis requires histopathological evaluation and systemic workup.

## Abstract

This case highlights an unusual presentation of conjunctival sarcoidosis that clinically mimicked lymphoma. It emphasizes the importance of histopathological evaluation and systemic workup in patients with atypical conjunctival lesions to ensure accurate diagnosis and appropriate management.