Isolated hepatic tuberculosis associated with portal vein thrombosis and hepatitis B virus coinfection: A case report and review of the literature

Table 1 Clinical studies on intraabdominal tuberculosis associated with portal vein thrombosis

Ref.	Number	Age/Sex	Location of TB involvement	Site of thrombosis	Therapy	Recanalization
Venkatesh et al[28], 2005	1	31/F	Liver; ileo-cecum	PVT; PH	ATT	Not mentioned
Bhalla et al[35], 2010	6/183	27/M	Peri-pancreatic, coeliac axis adenopathy; cecum	PVT; SVT; SMVT	ATT	Persistent thrombosis
		36/M	Peri-pancreatic adenopathy; duodenum; lung	PVT	ATT	Lost to follow-up
		32/M	Duodenum	PVT	ATT	Recanalization
		25/F	Peri-pancreatic adenopathy; peritoneum; lung	PVT	ATT	Died of disseminated disease
		35/F	Peri-pancreatic, porta, left para-aortic adenopathy	PVT; PC	ATT	Persistent PC
		8/F	Peri-pancreatic, porta, left para-aortic adenopathy; mediastinum	PVT	ATT	Persistent PC
Ozşeker et al[36], 2012	1	43/M	Peritoneum	PVT; PC	ATT	Not mentioned
Ruttenberg et al[37], 1991	1/2	42/F	Pancreas	PVT; SVT; PH	ATT	Not mentioned
Liew et al[38],2011	1	26/F	Periporta TB	PVT; PC; PH	ATT	Not mentioned
Wariyapperuma et al[39], 2015	1	35/F	Peritoneum	PVT; PC	ATT; VKA	Not mentioned
Kumar et al[40], 2013	1	2/Not mentioned	Abdominal lymph nodes	PVT; PC	ATT	Persistent PC
Elleuch et al[41], 2020	1	60/M	Peritoneum	PVT; PC	ATT; VKA	Recanalization

VKA: Vitamin K antagonist; PVT: Portal vein thrombosis; PH: Portal hypertension; PC: Portal cavernoma; SVT: Splenic vein thrombosis; SMVT: Superior mesenteric vein thrombosis.