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[Peri-anal ulceration. Tuberculosis should not be overlooked].

Two cases of peri-anal ulceration of tuberculous origin are reported: one revealed an active pulmonary and ileo-caecal tuberculosis, the other complicated a chronic pulmonary tuberculosis of several years' duration. Cutaneous manifestations of tuberculosis are exceptional. In patients with protracted peri-anal ulceration, a biopsy should be performed that will show a typical tuberculoid granuloma. The most frequently encountered anorectal tuberculous lesions are suppurations and fistulae. The main differential diagnosis is Crohn's disease with anorectal manifestations.

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[Duodenal tuberculosis associated with lymph node tuberculosis (apropos of a surgical case)].

The authors report a case of duodenum tuberculosis associated to a lymph gland tuberculosis. Diagnosis has been made possible only with an exploratory laparotomy justified by an almost total duodenum stenosis. They review the different aspects (pathogenic, anatomopathologic, clinical, radiological, therapeutic) of a disease non frequent but not exceptional, especially in the african countries.

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