Capillaria hepatica which accidentally infects humans is a zoonotic parasite of 
mammalian liver, primarily rodents and causes hepatic capillariasis. The 
diagnosis is difficult because of the non-specific nature of clinical symptoms, 
leading to misdiagnosis and can be confirmed only through liver biopsy or on 
autopsy results. This paper is written with an objective to report a new case of 
hepatic capillariasis as a rare differential for peripheral eosinophilia and an 
imaging dilemma for abdominal lymphadenopathy.