Hepatic tuberculosis is well-known anatomicopathologically, consequent to necropsy and liver biopsy puncture, but the clinical aspect when the signs of the pulmonary localization are not dominant, may be similar to other "masked" affections, hepatic or extrahepatic, more often chronic hepatitis, hepatic tumours or prolonged febrile syndrome with many etiologic possibilities. The past history of the patients is very important as it confirms the observation of the histopathologic and possibly bacteriological examinations of a liver fragment. Three cases presumptively clinically diagnosed are presented and histopathologically verified for confirmation of the facts illustrated.