Mycobacterium tuberculosis spread from the external genitalia into the pelvic cavity mainly via hematogenous spread. Pelvic tuberculosis can be asymptomatic or remained unrecognized or mimics other gynaecological pathology. We illustrate a case of pelvic tuberculosis which was diagnosed retrospectively, whereby ovarian carcinoma was the initial diagnosis.
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