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Tuberculosis (TB) is an infectious granulomatous disease caused mainly by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, an acidfast bacillus that is primarily transmitted via the respiratory system. TB remains a major public health problem worldwide, and is endemic in Iran (1). Extrapulmonary TB accounts for 5–15% of TB cases (2, 3). Cutaneous TB accounts for only a small proportion (< 1–2%) of all cases (4). Periorificial TB results from autoinoculation of mycobacteria into the periorificial skin and mucous membranes in patients with advanced TB (5). Anal and perianal TB has rarely been reported (2, 3).

Gastrointestinal Tuberculosis with Anal and Perianal Involvement Misdiagnosed as Crohn’s Disease for 15 Years