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Spinal Tuberculosis,This chapter provides a brief discussion of spinal tuberculosis, including its definition, epidemiology, risk factors, pathophysiology, diagnosis, classification, treatment, and prognosis.

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Salvatore DiMauro,Michio Hiranoleural effusions. The incidence is higher in the regions with high tuberculosis prevalence. Immunocompromised conditions may predispose to its development. Pleural tuberculosis may develop as a consequence of primary tuberculosis or due to reactivation of latent tuberculosis foci. The typical clinic

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Philip DeSouza,Un Chul Park,Susanna S. Parkr focuses on tuberculosis involving the gastrointestinal tract and peritoneum both of which are almost certainly underdiagnosed with the resulting loss of treatment opportunities. The epidemiology and pathogenesis are reviewed here before the common clinical presentations of this form of tuberculosi

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Plasma Inhibin and Activin in Diseasepulations. Although pulmonary tuberculosis is the most common form, the incidences of the disseminated and extrapulmonary tuberculosis have recently increased. 15–20% of all tuberculosis cases are extrapulmonary, and of them, 3–11% are abdominal. Abdominal tuberculosis refers to gastrointestinal, sp

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Retinoids and Chemoprevention of Cancer,y .. Musculoskeletal TB accounts for approximately 10% of extrapulmonary TB cases and 1–5% of all TB cases. ST is the most common form of skeletal TB and is endemic in most of the developing countries. It is still an ongoing cause of mortality and morbidity in the twenty-first century despite advanc

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James L. Kirkland,Charles H. Hollenbergsemble the other causes of chronic meningoencephalitis. The sensitivity of cerebrospinal fluid examination is low and the growth of . is slow in conventional culture systems. The nucleic acid amplification of CSF by PCR is highly specific and a negative result does not rule out the diagnosis because