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Hepatic sarcoidosis mimicking liver cancer.
We present a case of a 50-year-old woman with multiple occupations in the liver. Liver cancer was strongly suspected initially according to the results of imaging examination. However, sarcoidosis was confirmed subsequently by liver biopsy, so methylprednisolone was then prescribed and the patient showed favorable therapeutic response. This case report suggests that hepatic mass in Chinese patients without any history of hepatitis virus infection should be carefully investigated before giving a diagnosis of liver cancer. The report also reminds us that the clinical presentation of sarcoidosis is complex and involvement of a single extra-pulmonary organ should not be ignored.
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