Treatment of renal tuberculosis complicated with active pulmonary tuberculosis. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University (5):660-661(2003) DOI: 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.2003.05.036.
Treatment of renal tuberculosis complicated with active pulmonary tuberculosis
Objective:To implove the level of diagnosis and treatment of renal tuberculosis complicated with active pulmonary tuberculosis.MethodsThe diagnosis and treatment of 28 cases with renal tuberculosis complicated with active pulmonary tuberculosis were analyzed.Results:88.2% of patients were negative in PPD test
and 55.6% positive in the sputum acid fast stain. All the patients except 4 received thetreatment of anti-tuberculosis continuosly for 3-6 months before surgery.Conclusion:It is necessary to treat the patients with anti-tuberculosis drugs and improve their immune function before proper surgical treatment.Patients in fair general condition could be operated on 2 weeks after anti-tuberculosis therapy.
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