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Purpose : To evaluate the CT findings of perihepatic tuberculous abscesses.
Materials and Methods : The CT scans of 11 patients (6 females and 5 males) with 14
pathologically proven perihepatic tuberculous abscess were retrospectively evaluated in
terms of the morphological characteristics of the abscesses and changes in other
abdominal organs and at other sites.
Results : A total of 14 absceses were noted in 11 patients. Six(43%) were in the right
subphrenic space, three(21%) in the right perihepatic space, three(21%) in the left
subphrenic space, and two (14%) in the left perihepatic space. The right side was
predominant. The abscesses ranged in size from 1 to 10(mean, 5) cm in diameter, with
a wall thickness of 2-7(mean,3)mm. Of the 14 abscesses, 13 were oval, and one
spherical. CT finding were as follows : a smooth abscess margin with even wall
thickness in seven of the eleven patients(64%); calcification of the wall in two(18%);
internal septa in seven (64%); localized fluid collection in nine(82%) ; lymphadenopathy
in five (45%) ; and peritoneal enhancement in seven(64%). Lesions suggesting
tuberculous infection coexisted at other sites in eight patients. These included the lung
in six patients (55%), the neck in three (27%), an axilla in two (18%), the liver in two
(18%), the spleen in one (9%), and the gastrointestinal tract in one (9%).
Conclusion : CT scanning is useful for establishing the diagnosis of perihepatic
tuberculous abscesses by evaluating the morphological characteristics of the mass and
by observing changes in other abdominal organs and at other sites.

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Tuberculosis gastrointestinal; Peritoneum abscess; Abscess CT;

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