Abstract
Scrub typhus is a rare zoonotic disease, also being an uncommon cause of fever of unknown origin. In the absence of an eschar, it would be even difficult to diagnose. With recent availability of IgM against scrub tyhus antigen, more cases of scrub typhus are increasingly getting noted. Herewith we report the typical PET/CT findings of Scrub typhus in a patient who presented with jaundice, fever and normal appearing skin.
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