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Sir,I read with interest the article by Ramesh et al. 1 published in a recent issue of the journal on abdominal tuberculosis (ATB). Not unexpectedly, they showed that ATB was more common among the immigrant populations, particularly from the South Asia, where TB infections remain endemic. Their findings are comparable with what have been reported in the literature. Despite the large sample size, they only presented their data as a whole and provided very little details of the clinical presentations and findings of specific sites involvements. As such, they failed to highlight the …

Abdominal tuberculosis: importance of knowing the differences between the different site involvements