Tuberculosis is a common infection in developing countries but genital tuberculosis is less common, confused with malignancy and difficult to diagnose at times. We present 2 cases of genital tuberculosis where a clinical diagnosis of malignancy was made and tuberculosis surprised us once again. This case report is intended to emphasize to suspect tuberculosis in young patients on the basis of history and examination to be later supported by investigations.
Introduction: In developing countries like India tuberculosis (TB) is common and still a major cause...
The morbidity and mortality due to tuberculosis (TB) is high worldwide, and the burden of disease am...
Although genitourinary tuberculosis is common, reports of isolated ovarian tuberculosis are rare. Ho...
Cervical tuberculosis is a rare entity with only limited number of case reports in the literature. A...
Genital tuberculosis (TB) is a disease that is still prevalent in third world countries but TB invol...
Genital tuberculosis, a silent killer of menstrual function and fertility potential is common in dev...
When tuberculosis affects genital organs of young females, the disease often remains silent or may p...
Genital tuberculosis is a rare entity which is classically presented with nonspecific signs posing d...
Tuberculosis remains a global health problem, primarily in developing countries. Genital tuberculosi...
Genital tuberculosis tends to be an indolent infection and the disease may not manifest for year aft...
Genital tract tuberculosis usually shows no symptoms and it is diagnosed as such incidentally during...
Extrapulmonary and extragenital tuberculosis is rarely encountered along with gynaecological tumours...
Tuberculosis is still common in developing countries and particularly in sub-Saharan Africa since th...
Tuberculosis may coexist with malignancy. But coexistence of tuberculosis and cancer in cervix is ex...
Although genitourinary tuberculosis is common, reports of isolated ovarian tuberculosis are rare. Ho...
Introduction: In developing countries like India tuberculosis (TB) is common and still a major cause...
The morbidity and mortality due to tuberculosis (TB) is high worldwide, and the burden of disease am...
Although genitourinary tuberculosis is common, reports of isolated ovarian tuberculosis are rare. Ho...
Cervical tuberculosis is a rare entity with only limited number of case reports in the literature. A...
Genital tuberculosis (TB) is a disease that is still prevalent in third world countries but TB invol...
Genital tuberculosis, a silent killer of menstrual function and fertility potential is common in dev...
When tuberculosis affects genital organs of young females, the disease often remains silent or may p...
Genital tuberculosis is a rare entity which is classically presented with nonspecific signs posing d...
Tuberculosis remains a global health problem, primarily in developing countries. Genital tuberculosi...
Genital tuberculosis tends to be an indolent infection and the disease may not manifest for year aft...
Genital tract tuberculosis usually shows no symptoms and it is diagnosed as such incidentally during...
Extrapulmonary and extragenital tuberculosis is rarely encountered along with gynaecological tumours...
Tuberculosis is still common in developing countries and particularly in sub-Saharan Africa since th...
Tuberculosis may coexist with malignancy. But coexistence of tuberculosis and cancer in cervix is ex...
Although genitourinary tuberculosis is common, reports of isolated ovarian tuberculosis are rare. Ho...
Introduction: In developing countries like India tuberculosis (TB) is common and still a major cause...
The morbidity and mortality due to tuberculosis (TB) is high worldwide, and the burden of disease am...
Although genitourinary tuberculosis is common, reports of isolated ovarian tuberculosis are rare. Ho...