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Diagnosis* ; Tuberculosis, Pulmonary*

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Diagnosis* ; Tuberculosis ; Tuberculosis, Pulmonary*

Study of 110 pulmonary tuberculosis patients at Hai Phong tuberculosis and lung disease Hospital, the controls was 50 health people from 6/2002 to 2/2003. 36.36% patients have change of disposition; 28.18% patients have obsessional disorder; 4.55% patients which ideology rules over behaviour. 2.73% patients have hallucination of hearing and 1.82% patiens have optical illusion. Depression rate: pulmonary tuberculosis patients was 45.55%, the controls was 14%. Easy depression 32.73%, medium depression 10.91%, heavy depression 0.91%. Anxiety disorder 36.36%
Epidemiology ; Diagnosis ; Tuberculosis, Pulmonary

Background: Pulmonary tuberculosis is a contagious bacterial infection that mainly involves the lungs, but may spread to other organs. Most people who develop symptoms of a tuberculosis infection first became infected in the past. However, in some cases, the disease may become active within weeks after the primary infection. Objective: To evaluate the diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis. Subjects and method: A retrospective study included 196 patients with pulmonary tuberculosis hospitalized in Department of Respiratory of Bach Mai Hospital in 2 years (2002 - 2003). Patients\ufffd?information of medical records was collected. Results and conclusions: 60.7% of patients were male and 39.3% were female. Tuberculous pleurisy was 59%, parenchymal lung tuberculosis 36%, and the others 5%. Clinical signs and symptoms included chest pain 67.9%, dyspnea 61.2%, cough 72.9% (nonproductive cough: 42.3%; productive cough: 30.6%), fever 61.2%. Dull to flat percussion, decreased to absent breath sound and fremitus 65.3% (89% tuberculous pleurisy). 27.6% of patients had positive AFB evident (smear, bronchial lavage fluid). The first line drugs were usually used in treatment of tuberculosis.
Tuberculosis ; Pulmonary/ diagnosis ; therapy

In order to find out the relation between immune response and clinical changes in tuberculosis patient, and characters of CMI at the onset of the disease as well as the end of treatment, the follow-up of changes in cell mediated immune response (HIR). The study was carried out at different times before treatment [T2], and at the end of the treatment [T9] in 42 newly diagnosed pulmonary tuberculosis patients. Our results showed that only changes in CMI were significant and the pattern of cellular immune response was relative to the severity of the illness. In early-diagnosed patients (1-2 months) when the lymphoproliferative response in vitro increased, there was a enhancing factor in the patient's cell culture supernatant; whereas in late-diagnosed patients (6-12 months), when the lymphoproliferative response in vitro increased, there was a inhibitory factor. The patterns of soluble factor production was relative to effect of treatment (the patients whose mononuclear cells produced inhibitory factors at T9 were cured patients and no relapse found, the patients whose mononuclear cells still produced enhancing factors at T9 were uncured patients and could suffer from a relapse 3-6 months later).
Tuberculosis, Pulmonary ; Diagnosis ; Therapeutics

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Diagnosis* ; Tuberculosis, Pulmonary*

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Diagnosis, Differential* ; Tuberculosis, Pulmonary*

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Diagnosis* ; Pulmonary Embolism*

Humans ; Hypertension, Pulmonary ; diagnosis

The characteristic radiographic and CT findings of Iobar atelectasis are well known. However, Iobar atelectasis is a dynamic process, and atypical presentations may occur due to a number of different causes. Familiarity with the various typical and atypical radiographic findings of Iobar atelectasis is important for correct diagnosis. The aim of this manuscript is to illustrate the spectrum of radiographic findings of Iobar atelectasis and to correlate the radiographic findings with the CT findings. The review will illustrate examples of typical and atypical Iobar atelectasis, including combined Iobar atelectasis, peripheral Iobar atelectasis, migrating Iobar atelectasis, rounded atelectasis involving the entire lobe and Iobar atelectasis mimicking paravertebral and mediastinal masses.
Diagnosis ; Pulmonary Atelectasis* ; Recognition (Psychology)