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Abdominal X-ray showing calcified lesions in the left upper quadrant
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Abdominal radiographs showed calcified lesions in the left upper quadrant (Figure 1).
An enhanced CT Scan of the abdomen showing a splenic abscess communicating with another subcutaneous abscess through the lower chest wall
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CT scan of the abdomen revealed a splenic abscess communicating with another subcutaneous abscess through the lower chest wall (Figure 2).
A histopathology slide of the spleen showing the characteristic tubercle granuloma with epithelioid cells (right side of the picture), Langhans' multinucleated giant cell (center), and caseation necrosis (left side of the picture)
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Histopathology of the spleen revealed the characteristic tuberculoid granuloma with epithelioid cells, Langhans' multinucleated giant cells, and caseation necrosis (Figure 3).