Tuberculosis of

tuberculosis is an extremely rare condition when presenting in the uterine or cervical location. Although the final diagnosis is made by histology, sonographic findings, including a hyper-trophic shape, in conjunction with medical history and clinical manifestations, generally narrow the diagnosis. The different differential diagnoses include other tissue masses of the uterine cervix, particularly cervical cancer. Sonographic findings of cervical tuberculosis have rarely been reported in the literature. Current articles discussing the treatment of this disease are primarily from gynecological and histopathological practitioners.1,2 Case Report A woman in her late 20s was admitted for chronic leucorrhea resistant to medical treatment. She was otherwise in good apparent health. Neither the patient nor her husband had any medical his-tory of tuberculosis or immunosuppression. Clinical examination found a cervical swelling protrudin