Uncommon manifestation of cardiovascular tuberculosis

Tuberculosis as a disease remains a major cause of morbidity and mortality, especially in low- and middle-income countries. Although lungs are the favoured sites of infection and disease, extra-pulmonary involvement also occurs. Cardiovascular disease manifests mainly as effusions transitioning to constrictive pericarditis in some cases; other structures are rarely involved. We report three uncommon manifestations in the form of nodular tuberculous myocarditis, tuberculous infective endocarditis and tuberculous coronary arteritis.