FIGURES
FIGURE 1: Chest x-ray in 31-year-old woman (Case 1) shows
diffuse bilateral alveolar opacities.
FIGURE 2 a, b: Chest CT scan in 31-year-old woman (Case 1)
shows diffuse heterogeneous infiltrates (a ) with a 50 mm
cavitary lesion of the apex of the right lung (b ).
FIGURE 3 a, b: Coloscopy in 51-year-old woman (Case 2) shows
circumferential ulcerations and sometimes deep of the rectum
(a ) and inflammatory stenosis at 20 cm from the anal margin
(b ).
FIGURE 4: Chest x-ray in 51-year-old woman (Case 2) shows
bilateral and diffuse interstitial miliary images with some left upper
lobe infiltrates.
FIGURE 5: Treatment algorithm - Intestinal tuberculosis vs
Crohn’s Disease. Epstein D, Watermeyer G, Kirsch R. Review article: the
diagnosis and management of Crohn’s disease in populations with
high-risk rates for tuberculosis. Aliment Pharmacol Ther. 2007;
25: 1373-88.