Hepatic Tuberculosis: Unusual CT and Sonographic Findings

diseases, which has a worldwide occurrence and is associated with various clinical manifestations (1). Hepatic tuberculosis is one of the uncommon forms of extrapulmonary tuberculosis (1-4). In tuberculosis, involvement of liver is usually seen in association with pulmonary or miliary tuberculosis (1, 2, 5). Occurrence of isolated hepatic tuberculosis without extrahepatic manifestations is very rare (1-5). In both, isolated hepatic and systemic tuberculosis, hepatic involvement tends to be multiple microor macronodular, whereas the single nodule or mass form is rare (1-3, 6). Hence, hepatic tuberculosis can mimic primary or metastatic liver malignancies (1). In the present study, we have reported some unusual findings on isolated hepatic tuberculosis, which was revealed to be infiltrative type of hepatic tuberculosis from CT scans and ultrasonograms. Case Report