Abstract
Focal eosinophilic infiltration is a rare disease entity that in patients with malignancies may mimic malignant hepatic nodules Eosinophilic hepatitis is associated with a variety of disorders such as parasitic infestations allergic conditions internal malignancies drug hypersensitivity and hypereosinophilic syndrome In daily clinical practice eosinophilic abscess with typical or atypical imaging findings can mimic metastasis We hereby report a patient of eosinophilic hepatitis that mimicked hepatic metastases
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