RATIONALE Hepatic hemangioma, a benign liver tumor, can rarely spontaneously rupture and hemorrhage, which is then associated with significant mortality. The diagnosis of internal hemorrhage is challenging and the management is disputed. PATIENT CONCERNS We describe the case of a 52-year-old female patient with chief complaints of fever and anemia, with no history of recent trauma. DIAGNOSE...

popularize aspiration with air replacement as a method of treatment, it is felt that the medical profession has not taken to it with any great enthusiasm, there being certain objections to the procedure recommended by him :? (a) It is not outside the experience of most physicians in the tropics that emetine in combination with organic compounds of arsenic and of iodine would resolve a very larg...

DESCRIPTION Youngwomenwith no past surgical history presented with recurrent biliary colic. Abdominal ultrasound scan confirmed gallstones and she was listed for laparoscopic cholecystectomy.An incidental finding of an anterior sub-hepatic normal appendix was made during the operation. We are not aware of any previous normal sub-hepatic appendix images in the literature. The presence of a sub-h...

Extrapulmonary tuberculosis, constitutes almost one-fifth of all tuberculosis cases and less than 1% of all cases involving liver. Here we report a case of isolated hepatic tuberculoma mimicking solitary liver mass on MRI, recovered with antiTB treatment. The radiologic features of hepatic tuberculoma can mimic liver tumors, cholangiocarcinomas, liver abscess and hydatid cyst, or may present wi...

Introduction: Isolated tubercular liver abscess without any other foci of infection is an extremely rare presentation of tuberculosis with a prevalence of only 0.34%. The diagnosis can be extremely challenging on account of the non specific presentation and is frequently confused with hepatoma, pyogenic liver abscess or amoebic liver abscess. Case Presentation: A 44 year old man presented with ...