Category: Lymphatic tuberculosis

1. Vaccination with BCG, mainly for newborns, children and adolescents, can reduce the incidence rate by about 80%, and its protective power is maintained for about 5 years. Positive PPD…

Lymphatic tuberculosis is divided into three phases and four types, the three phases being the early, middle and late stages, and the four types being the nodular type, infiltrative type,…

Lymphatic tuberculosis can die in a few years without treatment, depending on the patient’s physical condition and the severity of the tuberculosis. Lymphatic tuberculosis is a local or systemic toxicity…

　　Mediastinal lymph node tuberculosis is divided into two types: primary and secondary. The primary cause is unknown and presents as a (chronic) lymphogranuloma. Secondary cases are most often spread by…

　　Mediastinal lymphatic tuberculosis is a chronic disease caused by the invasion of Mycobacterium tuberculosis into multiple lymph nodes in the mediastinum. Because there is often no substantial lung lesion and…

　　The BCG vaccination of newborns on the first day of life plays a very important role in preventing tuberculosis, but some children develop left axillary lymphatic tuberculosis in the first…

　　Since the neck is exposed, parents often notice the presence of pediatric neck masses, and some will seek examination by a pediatric otolaryngologist, but there are still many parents who…

A normal increase in lymphocyte percentage occurs in childhood and generally decreases to normal adult levels by the age of 4-6 years. Excluding such cases, if the examination shows a…

　　Lymphatic tuberculosis is mostly found on one or both sides of the neck, with one or several bumps that grow gradually, without pain or itching, without adhesion to surrounding tissues,…

　　Lymphatic tuberculosis is a disease caused by the invasion of lymph nodes by Mycobacterium tuberculosis and requires early treatment, otherwise the lymph nodes are prone to ulceration, sinus tract formation,…