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Congenital syphylitic hepatitis: A case report with multiple imaging modalities (Syphilitic Hepatitis)

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A case of syphilitic hepatitis is described with no evidence of mass effect on the ultrasonic and computerized tomographic study, but discrete areas of decreased uptake on liver scan suggestive of space-occupying lesion. This is the second instance in the literature of the incongruence of the liver scan and the other imaging modalities in syphilitic hepatitis.

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Mandell, G.A., Heyman, S., Rosenberg, H.K. et al. Congenital syphylitic hepatitis: A case report with multiple imaging modalities (Syphilitic Hepatitis). Eur J Nucl Med 8, 505–506 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00598912

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