The objective: to determine the potential impact of particular nosologies and their groups on risk developing tuberculosis. Subjects Methods. incidence standardized by gender age in new tuberculosis cases detected 2020 was compared general those among population RNO-Alania. Relative (RR) statistical significance differences ( p ) were determined. Results. RR type I diabetes mellitus (DM) patien...

tuberculosis (tb) is the most common infectious cause of human death. after the lung, genitourinary tract is the most common site for tb infection. pelvic tuberculosis should be considered in young women presented with pelvic mass, ascites, fever, an elevated ca125 level, negative cytology, and positive history of contact with affected person. a 24- year- old girl presented as stage iv ovarian ...

Since the emergence of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), tuberculosis and human immune defi­ ciency virus (HIV) infection have been intimately linked. Several studies have clearly shown that the incidence of active tuberculosis is increased in HIV infected patients (1). AIDS patients with tuberculosis have a higher inci­ dence of extra-pulmonary and pleural disease. The most common si...

Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the major health problems in India. Genitourinary TB (GUTB) comprises 20% of all extrapulmonary TB, and is the most common extrapulmonary site to be affected by this disease. The spectrum of varied pathological changes occur in GUTB, hence a thorough knowledge is required to prevent complications related to GUTB. Diagnostic dilemma is a common problem faced as cultur...

INTRODUCTION Tuberculosis is a chronic infectious disease, and the morbidity associated with it has major health implications. When tuberculosis affects the genital organs of young females, it has the devastating effect of causing irreversible damage to their fallopian tubes, resulting in a possible tubercular pyosalpinx and infertility. However, the disease often remains silent or presents wit...