Manifestazioni ORL della tubercolosi

Morvan, J.-B.; Poisnel, É.; Vatin, Nikolai; Rivière, D.; Cathelinaud, O.; Bousquet, F.; Verdalle, P.

doi:10.1016/s1639-870x(15)72204-x

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“…The endoscopic aspects may take many shapes, from the erythematous form or congestive to ulcerous-budding and ulcerous-infiltrating forms that confuse with the granular and malignant pathology [14] [15]. In our patient, the ulcerous-budding form with a dirty aspect, unclean larynx was evocative either of laryngeal tuberculosis, or cancer, or both.…”

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A Chronic Dysphony Caused by a Bifocal and Pulmonary Laryngeal Tuberculosis

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Ngom³

et al. 2023

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Laryngeal tuberculosis is a rare entity. We consider the case of a woman of 62 who presented a one-year evolving chronic dysphonia chart associated with cough, febricula and general health damage. The nasofibroscopy showed a budding ulcerous lesion of the larynx a priori evoking a granulomatous lesion or cancer. The BAAR spits were strongly positive and the radiographic pictures of the thorax, typically evoked a pulmonary tuberculosis. Seeing the excellent therapeutic response to TB treatment in 4 months period, the bifocal tuberculosis diagnostic was confirmed.

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confidence: 59%