Esophageal tuberculosis as a differential diagnosis of esophageal cancer.

The case of a patient in the eighth decade of life who begins with dysphagia and progressive weight loss is presented, who underwent contrast-enhanced tomography where a tumor was observed in the esophagus, endoscopy with biopsy and a report of esophageal tuberculosis.

Icteric syndrome secondary to polycystic liver disease.

We present the case of a male patient in the sixth decade of life who attended due to the presence of progressive increase in abdominal circumference, accompanied by early satiety, to which generalized jaundice was later added, finding Gigot III polycystic liver disease by imaging methods.