Case study reveals misdiagnosed prostate carcinoma as granulomatous hepatitis, highlighting diagnostic challenges.
Granulomatous liver involvement, which may occur in a variety of infective, inflammatory, and malignant cases, is a rare condition. We present an interesting case of prostate carcinoma presenting as a localized, ill-defined FDG-avid liver lesion, which turned out to be nonmalignant granulomatous hepatitis. Correct histological diagnosis changed a probable dismal prognosis to a completely curable cause.
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