Presentation
Abdominal pain.
Patient Data
Age: 14 years
Gender: Female
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Multiple calcified and non-calcified abdominal and pelvic nodal masses. The largest is in the porta hepatis region, and the main portal vein is encased and narrowed by this mass.
Small volume ascites.
There is also a well defined peripherally enhancing cystic lesion related to the anterior abdominal wall on the left, with tiny calcified foci in the wall.
Case Discussion
This case illustrates extensive peritoneal, soft tissue and nodal involvement by tuberculosis.
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