Miliary hepatic tuberculosis not associated with splenic or lung involvement - A case report

Miliary hepatic involvement is a frequent finding on autopsy in patients wi th disseminated tuberculosis. Imaging studies may reveal hepatosplenomegaly and/or parenchymal inhomogeneity and, in a minority of cases, focal lesion s, invariably associated with miliary lung disease. An unusual case of diss eminated tuberculosis with manifestations of miliary hepatic involvement, a bdominal and neck lymphadenopathy on US and CT without any evidence of acti ve disease in the lungs, spleen or other organ, is described.