No abstract available.
Tuberculosis, Renal*

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Kidney ; Tuberculosis ; Tuberculosis, Renal

We reviewed 67 cases of non-visualizing from September, 1979 to August, 1981. Among these, renal tuberculosis was the most common cause of non-visualizing kidney and renal or ureteral stone was thenext in number.
Kidney* ; Tuberculosis ; Tuberculosis, Renal ; Ureter

In urinary tuberculosis, during recent years, there has been remarkable progress in treatment new aspects have been reported, which raise problems in diagnosis. There is an increase of silent forms, forms with rapid destructive development even under treatment and forms masked by association with other disease. We made a clinical study on 9 cases of renal tuberculosis which showed atypical symptoms, radiologic findings, cystoscopic findings and laboratory findings.
Diagnosis ; Masks ; Tuberculosis ; Tuberculosis, Renal*

In urinary tuberculosis, during recent years, there has been remarkable progress in treatment new aspects have been reported, which raise problems in diagnosis. There is an increase of silent forms, forms with rapid destructive development even under treatment and forms masked by association with other disease. We made a clinical study on 9 cases of renal tuberculosis which showed atypical symptoms, radiologic findings, cystoscopic findings and laboratory findings.
Diagnosis ; Masks ; Tuberculosis ; Tuberculosis, Renal*

No abstract available.
Child* ; Humans ; Tuberculosis, Renal*

No abstract available.
Child* ; Humans ; Tuberculosis, Renal*

Fifty-four cases of renal tuberculosis who had anti-tuberculous treatment were studied for effect of anti-tuberculous agents on tubercle bacilli in urine and in kidney lesion. Urinary examinations were performed for tubercle bacilli every week by means of smear and culture and caseous substance from the cavity of kidney lesion was also smeared for the bacilli. The patients were divided into five groups as follows Group 1: Treated with anti-tuberculous agents for less than one month, 26 cases.Group 2: Treated with anti-tuberculous agents for one to three months, 15 cases.Group 3: Treated with the agents for three to six months, 6 cases.Group 4: Treated with the agents for six to twelve months, 5 cases.Group 5: Treated with the agents for longer than twelve months, 2 cases.Thirty-four instances (62.9%) of 51 cases revealed positive tubercle bacilli in urine and in the kidney lesion and 13 instances(24.0%) revealed negative bacilli in urine but positive in the kidney lesion while 6 instances(11.1%) revealed negative both in the urine and in the kidney lesion. Three instances of 7 cases treated for longer than six months showed positive smear for the bacilli in the kidney lesion.
Humans ; Kidney* ; Tuberculosis, Renal*

Child ; Humans ; Tuberculosis, Renal

One case of congenital hypoplastic kidney associated with tuberculosis in 28 year old man is presented and related literatures reviewed.
Adult ; Humans ; Kidney* ; Tuberculosis* ; Tuberculosis, Renal