Suspicion of Genital Tuberculosis Isolated within the Unilateral Ovary with the Dermoid Cyst : A Diagnostic Dilemma

According to histology removed mass consisted of the opened cyst of the sizes of 4х2х2 cm. According to the available literature data, the suspicion of genital tuberculosis might be totally declined in patients negative to tuberculin blood test. According to some data the specificity and sensitivity...

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Published inJournal of pharmaceutical sciences and research Vol. 10; no. 11; pp. 2876 - 2878
Main Authors Kalinkina, O B, Lineva, O I, Zhirnov, V A, Aravina, O R, Kaganova, T I, Davydkin, I L, Osadchuk, M A, Osadchuk, A M, Shulkina, S G, Trushin, M V
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cuddalore Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research 01.11.2018
Subjects
Abortion
Biopsy
Cysts
Gangrene
Histology
Infections
Infertility
Inflammation
Laparoscopy
Menstruation
Miscarriage
Morphology
Patients
Pregnancy complications
Tuberculosis
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Summary:According to histology removed mass consisted of the opened cyst of the sizes of 4х2х2 cm. According to the available literature data, the suspicion of genital tuberculosis might be totally declined in patients negative to tuberculin blood test. According to some data the specificity and sensitivity of this method at the faces of the authors who have undergone BCG-vaccination doesn't exceed 49% and 78% respectively at persons with the confirmed active forms of a disease. [1] Patients history review and objective data of survey of patient with genital forms of tuberculosis, the subfebrile temperature, the long course of inflammatory diseases of bodies of a small pelvis often come to light, the accompanying change of the uterine tubes (symptoms of "beads", "maces", "bulbs") determined by data of a salpinoghrapy or when carrying out a diagnostic laparoscopy, increases in the thickness a myometrium and ovaries is frequent without effect of the carried-out antibiotic treatment.
ISSN:0975-1459