We read with interest the recent review by Abraham et al.¹ Other uncommon conditions of the liver have been described in association with rheumatic diseases.

One case report detailed the presence of rheumatoid nodules in a patient with active rheumatoid arthritis complicated by amyloidosis and chronic renal failure.² Postmortem findings disclosed numerous nodules scattered throughout the liver of maximum diameter 5 mm. Histological examination of these showed a central zone of cell necrosis with surrounding histiocytes in a palisade arrangement with peripheral fibrosis and a chronic inflammatory cell infiltrate. These nodules were identical …