Tuberculous abscess in hepatoduodenal ligament: Evaluation with contrast-enhanced computed tomography

Figure 1 A 24-year-old man with tuberculous abscess in the hepatoduodenal ligament. A: Axial CT image (arterial phase) showing a low dense abscess measuring approximately 3.9 cm × 2.8 cm with a slightly contrast-enhanced wall in hepatoduodenal ligament (arrow); B: Axial CT image (venous phase) showing a low dense abscess with a contrast-enhanced wall in hepatoduodenal ligament (arrow); C: Axial CT image showing enlarged lymph nodes with peripheral and homogenerous enhancement in the portacaval space (arrow); D: Coronal CT image showing a low dense abscess with a contrast-enhanced wall in hepatoduodenal ligament (arrow); E: Sagittal CT image showing a low dense abscess with a contrast-enhanced wall in hepatoduodenal ligament (arrow).

Figure 2 A 30-year-old man with a tuberculous abscess in the hepatoduodenal ligament. A: Axial plain CT image showing a low dense abscess measuring approximately 4.1 cm × 2.7 cm in hepatoduodenal ligament (arrow); B: Axial contrast-enhanced CT image showing a low dense abscess with a contrast-enhanced wall and enlarged lymph nodes in hepatoduodenal ligament (arrow).