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Abdomen CT shows low density fluid collection (open arrow) in abdominal and pelvic cavity with an enhancing thickening of the peritoneum (solid arrow)
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F1
CT revealed the presence of an enhancing thickening of the peritoneum, hepatic capsule, omentum and ascites and calcific lymph nodes of the lower abdominal and pelvic cavity (Fig. 1). CT findings suggested a tuberculous peritonitis, but could not rule out a tuberous peritonitis or Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome.
(A) Small amounts of ascite in pelvic cavity. (B) Severe adhesion between pelvic wall and intestine. (C) Suspicious tuberculosis peritonitis lesion in pelvic wall.
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F2
TB treatment. There was no mass was observed, neither in the uterus, both ovaries, both salpinges, omentum nor in the peritoneal surface which could be considered as an intraperitoneal malignancy (Fig. 2A, B). Also suspicious lesion of TB peritonitis was seen (Fig. 2C).