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Mascarenhas S et al. – Tuberculosis is still the most fatal infectious disease worldwide. Although it can affect every organ in the body, non cervical and extralaryngeal head and neck tuberculosis is considered rare. The authors report a case of tuberculous submasseteric abscess:a very unusual site.

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