A 33-year-old male, with human immunodeficiency virus and previous tuberculosis status unknown, presented with newly diagnosed Addison’s disease. Coronal uncontrasted computed tomography of the abdomen centred over the kidneys revealed a small, echogenic, near complete calcified right kidney (‘putty kidney’; solid white arrows) and scattered calcifications throughout both adrenal glands (solid black arrows). The diagnosis of tuberculosis was made on the basis of the computed tomography findings.