[Malignant hemopathies combined with latent tuberculosis (a

Vŭtreshni bolesti · Jan 1987

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[Malignant hemopathies combined with latent tuberculosis (a report of 2 cases)].

Two cases of a combination of a malignant blood disease with latent tuberculosis are presented. One of the patients was with acute leukemia and the other one was with non-Hodgkin's malignant lymphoma (Lymphosarcoma). ⋯ In one of the patients caseous tuberculosis of the bronchopulmonary, peribronchial and periportal lymph nodes was found, too. The tuberculous process had a latent course without characteristic manifestations but it also led to worsening of the patients' condition.

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- N Naplatanova, R Georgieva, and I Kŭrnolski.
- Vutr Boles. 1987 Jan 1;26(4):90-3.
AbstractTwo cases of a combination of a malignant blood disease with latent tuberculosis are presented. One of the patients was with acute leukemia and the other one was with non-Hodgkin's malignant lymphoma (Lymphosarcoma). The blood disease dominated the clinical picture and determined the severity of the course and the lethal outcome. The post mortem examination revealed hepatosplenic form of miliary tuberculosis in both patients. In one of the patients caseous tuberculosis of the bronchopulmonary, peribronchial and periportal lymph nodes was found, too. The tuberculous process had a latent course without characteristic manifestations but it also led to worsening of the patients' condition.

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