Add to ORKGTuberculosis presents one of the major problems in Sudan; the pool of infection was restricted in a few parts such as, Eastern Sudan, Blue Nile, Upper Nile and a few parts of Gezira and Khartoum. In Sudan, the total number of tuberculosis smear posive cases treated up to June, 1998were 34,077 and total for all cases was 66,897
Introduction: Medical history in Sudan is far from being complete. There are no reliable records. At...
Introduction: Although Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB) is becoming rare in the “first” world, it con...
The present study was an attempt to study the epidemiology of pulmonary tuberculosis, characterizati...
Objective: To investigate the epidemiological factors associated with extra pulmonary tuberculosis (...
AbstractObjectiveTo investigate the epidemiological factors associated with extra pulmonary tubercul...
BACKGROUND: Sudan is a large country with a diverse population and history of civil conflict. Povert...
SETTING: Khartoum, Gazira and camps for displaced people OBJECTIVES: To find the extent of anti-tube...
Background: The National Tuberculosis (TB) Control Programme in South Sudan was created in 2006, and...
peer-reviewedTuberculosis (TB) is a major health problem in the developing countries. There are lim...
Sudan is a fragile developing country, with a low expenditure on health. It has been subjected to on...
Summary background Leishmania-tuberculosis co-infection is not uncommon in clinical practice in East...
The South Sudan is a country that recently gained independence from the Sudan after a bloody twenty ...
Abstract Background Sudan is a fragile developing country, with a low expenditure on health. It has ...
Defaulting on tuberculosis (TB) treatment remains a challenge to controlling TB. This case-control s...
Background and Objectives: delay in the diagnosis and treatment of new smear-positive tuberculosis m...
Introduction: Medical history in Sudan is far from being complete. There are no reliable records. At...
Introduction: Although Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB) is becoming rare in the “first” world, it con...
The present study was an attempt to study the epidemiology of pulmonary tuberculosis, characterizati...
Objective: To investigate the epidemiological factors associated with extra pulmonary tuberculosis (...
AbstractObjectiveTo investigate the epidemiological factors associated with extra pulmonary tubercul...
BACKGROUND: Sudan is a large country with a diverse population and history of civil conflict. Povert...
SETTING: Khartoum, Gazira and camps for displaced people OBJECTIVES: To find the extent of anti-tube...
Background: The National Tuberculosis (TB) Control Programme in South Sudan was created in 2006, and...
peer-reviewedTuberculosis (TB) is a major health problem in the developing countries. There are lim...
Sudan is a fragile developing country, with a low expenditure on health. It has been subjected to on...
Summary background Leishmania-tuberculosis co-infection is not uncommon in clinical practice in East...
The South Sudan is a country that recently gained independence from the Sudan after a bloody twenty ...
Abstract Background Sudan is a fragile developing country, with a low expenditure on health. It has ...
Defaulting on tuberculosis (TB) treatment remains a challenge to controlling TB. This case-control s...
Background and Objectives: delay in the diagnosis and treatment of new smear-positive tuberculosis m...
Introduction: Medical history in Sudan is far from being complete. There are no reliable records. At...
Introduction: Although Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB) is becoming rare in the “first” world, it con...
The present study was an attempt to study the epidemiology of pulmonary tuberculosis, characterizati...