[Obstructive icterus presenting as a form of tuberculosis disease].
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Hypertrophic ileo-caecal tuberculosis with complete situs inversus (a case report).
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[Diagnosis of abdominal tuberculosis].
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Tuberculous perforation of the small intestine.
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[Laparoscopy in the diagnosis of tuberculosis].
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[Rectal tuberculosis: a now rare diagnostic pitfall].
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[Experience in the tuberculin therapy].
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[Tuberculosis with multiple localizations].
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Tuberculosis--manifestations at uncommon sites.
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[Crohn's disease of the colon in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis].
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[Hypersecreting, degenerated rectal villous tumor. Recurrence of pulmonary tuberculosis. Fibrous ileo-cecal tuberculosis].
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[Surgical aspects of abdominal tuberculosis].
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[Silicotic scar tissue carcinoma of the oesophagus (author's transl)].
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[An anlysis of the post mortem material of a chest unit (author's transl)].
Tuberculous persons tend to live longer, i.e. death from tuberculosis has shifted to the older age groups. Cavitating processes frequently accompany intestinal tuberculosis, but not tuberculosis of the bones and joints. Fungus infections were found in 36 of 846 post mortem examinations, in 22 cases in association with tuberculosis.
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Abdominal tuberculosis in Nigerians. A clinico-pathological study.
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Hepatic involvement in abdominal tuberculosis (a clinical, biochemical and histopathological study).
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Gastro-intestinal and peritoneal tuberculosis. A study of cases at Groote Schuur Hospital 1962-1971.
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[Extra-thoracic tuberculosis (in general medicine)].
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