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Isolated Hepatic Tuberculosis: Two Different Clinical Entities
2015
Journal of Medical Cases
The diagnosis of tuberculosis is elusive because of its insidious nature and distinct clinical presentations. Isolated hepatic tuberculosis is a rare clinical entity among patients with tuberculosis. A 45 years old man was presented with complaints of upper abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting. Proteinuria induced by amyloidosis secondary to isolated hepatic tuberculosis was detected in routine urinalysis. Hepatic tuberculosis diagnosis was established by positive tuberculosis polymerase chain
doi:10.14740/jmc2140w
fatcat:pl3jfceyrjbp7jot3n2dpew43e