One of them met the criteria for systemic sarcoidosis and the other had Heerfordt syndrome that had been in remission for 15 years and presented with a relapse.8 Even though sarcoidosis was not a definitive diagnosis in our patient, bilateral involvement, granulomatous appearance, presence of snowballs, multiple peripheral chorioretinal lesions, negative tuberculin test, and increased serum ACE levels supported probable ocular sarcoidosis according to the international criteria for the diagnosis of ocular sarcoidosis.10 This evidence concerns the gene ACE and ocular sarcoidosis.