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We herein report a clinical pitfall regarding the treatment of a case of pulmonary tuberculoma in a patient with chronic hepatitis C. The patient presented with both chronic hepatitis C and pulmonary tuberculoma, and we initiated treatment of the chronic hepatitis C first due to the potential for liver injury; however, the patient's condition worsened in terms of the pulmonary tuberculosis. This case highlights the need to select the initial treatment for pulmonary tuberculoma, not chronic hepatitis C. In addition, we report that, although the administration of anti-tuberculosis chemotherapy regimens containing pyrazinamide (PZA) substantially increases the incidence of drug-induced hepatitis in patients with chronic hepatitis, we were fortunately able to use PZA without observing drug-induced hepatitis in this case because we closely monitored the patient's liver function.

Pulmonary Tuberculoma in a Patient with Chronic Hepatitis C: A Clinical Pitfall in the Treatment Strategy