Titlebook: Clinical Imaging in Non-Pulmonary Tuberculosis; Francis E. McGuinness Book 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000 Gastroenterological

Enteropathic

,A Glance on Rural–Urban Migration,Apart from tuberculous infection of the pleura and of the lymphatic system, tuberculosis (TB) of the renal tract is the most common non-pulmonary type of infection [1, 2]. It is a disease of relatively young people; the age distribution, in most cases, lying between 20 years and 40 years. More males than females are affected [2–4].

Fermentation

Introduction,“Events during the past decade have dramatically changed the nature and magnitude of the problem of tuberculosis. Much of what many physicians learned in training about this disease is no longer true. In many respects tuberculosis has become a new entity” [1].

Self-Help-Group

Osteoarticular and Soft-Tissue Tuberculosis,During the period of decline of tuberculosis (TB) in the USA from 1963 to 1986, the total number of cases decreased by 5% each year, but the number of extrapulmonary cases by less than 1% per year. In 1986, extrapulmonary disease represented 17.5% of the total cases analysed by the Centres for Disease Control in Atlanta [1].

增長(zhǎng)

Tuberculosis of the Genito-Urinary Tract,Apart from tuberculous infection of the pleura and of the lymphatic system, tuberculosis (TB) of the renal tract is the most common non-pulmonary type of infection [1, 2]. It is a disease of relatively young people; the age distribution, in most cases, lying between 20 years and 40 years. More males than females are affected [2–4].

Delude

Intracranial Tuberculosis,g histopathology of the disease is helpful. Detailed descriptions of the histopathological changes of tuberculous infection of the central nervous system are to be found in the literature [1–4]. A brief account of the major changes that influence the imaging appearances in central nervous system tub

對(duì)待

Tuberculous Radiculomyelopathy and Myelitic Tuberculomas, the limitations of conventional myelography, the only method of examination of the spinal cord available at that time [1]. By its nature, myelography could only demonstrate surface lesions of the spinal cord and variations in the dimensions of the myelum, as well as thickening and deformity of the

Insensate

Tuberculous Spondylitis, paraspinal tissues, both anterior, posterior and extradural. Usually, the vertebral body is the primary site of infection but, rarely, the posterior elements of the spinal column are the first structures to be affected [1–7].

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Tuberculosis of the Gastrointestinal Tract and Peritoneum,astrointestinal tract, lymphatic system and solid organs and, second, the disease as an acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)-related condition. AIDS-related abdominal TB has a different pattern of symptoms, signs and pathology and is dealt with in a later chapter. In the years 1963–1986, 132 ca

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