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Cold Case: Mystery in the Midwest of Metastatic Tuberculous Abscesses
A 42-year-old male presented with multiple upper back masses that had been enlarging for 3 months and were associated with positional discomfort. He was also having intermittent nondrenching night sweats during this 3-month time frame, but no fever, weight loss, or respiratory symptoms.
The patient was an Illinois native, never lived outside the United States, and denied any recent travel...
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