XXXX presenting as @entity1084 : A case report.

@entity1 @entity10189 @entity850 @entity5 @entity391 @entity1600 @entity1084 @entity158 @entity378
@entity1084 is commonly associated with @entity5 and @entity10189 . However, when no @entity5 is seen and the @entity1 is non-responsive to conventional peptic ulcer treatment, other etiologies need to be explored. We report a case of @entity1084 due to duodenal @entity378 . The @entity1 is a 31 year old male who presented with 1 year history of recurrent @entity158 and an @entity391 . Endoscopy revealed @entity850 . Computed tomography scan showed pyloroantral thickening. The @entity1 was referred to the surgery service and underwent an exploratory laparotomy and gastrojejunostomy. A duodenal mass and @entity1600 were noted on exploration and biopsy revealed a tuberculous origin. The @entity1 was started on anti- @entity378 medications and had improved on discharge. @entity378 is rare and pyloric stenosis resulting from @entity378 is even rarer. This, however, should be considered in @entity1 who come from areas where the disease is endemic.
