Conclusion
In conclusion, hepatobiliary, peripancreatic, and pancreatic tuberculous
abscesses are extremely rare. As the clinical presentation is often
fugue and radiographic pictures may mimic the malignancy, the clinicians
should have a high index of suspicion of tuberculosis, especially in
young patients from areas where the infection is endemic. application of
endoscopic ultrasound-guided fine-needle aspiration (EUS-FNA) to obtain
pathological evidence are extremely important to a correct diagnosis.
Provided diagnosis is established, anti-tuberculous therapy may be
sufficient to the alleviation of the symptoms and possible resolution of
the abscess.