We report a 39-year-old female admitted for fever. She showed physical findings 
of bilateral granulomatous uveitis, swelling of the bilateral parotid glands, 
and paralysis of the left second branch of the trigeminal nerve. Her chest X-ray 
showed evidence of bilateral hilar lymphadenopathy. We performed biopsy of her 
parotid gland, and leading to a diagnosis of noncaseating epithelioid granuloma 
characterized by lymphocyte and multinucleated giant cell invasion. Therefore, 
she was diagnosed with the abortive type of Heerfordt syndrome which is a 
subtype of sarcoidosis. This is the only case associated with paralysis of the 
trigeminal nerve without paralysis of facial nerves to be reported in Japan.