mantoux

Una micobatteriosi non così tanto “atipica”

Sfeir R.

2025/6 — pag. 393-394 — DOI

In the presence of unilateral lymph node swelling that has persisted for more than 3 weeks, in the absence of suspicious signs of malignancy, unresponsive to first-line antibiotic therapy, it is appropriate to consider a non-tuberculous mycobacterial...

Eritema nodoso e tubercolosi: quale relazione? Descrizione di un caso clinico e revisione della letteratura

C. Guadagno, M. Staccioni, V. Graziani, G. Graziani, M. Mainetti, G. Vieni, A. Zucchini, F. Marchetti

2020/1 — pag. 54-55

Erythema nodosum (EN) is a cutaneous reaction pattern characterised by erythematous tender nodules. Generally it is idiopathic, but it has also been associated with numerous diseases. In particular, the association of EN and tuberculosis (TBC) is wel...

Linfadenite atipica con Mantoux e Quantiferon positivi: descrizione di un caso

S. Ciccone, D. Lacorte, M. Cappella, C. Farneti, C. Malaventura, D. Saggese, I. Pelligra, R. Burnelli

2011/9

Atypical mycobacterial infections are a common cause of chronic cervicofacial lymphadenitis especially in 1-5 year-old children. Although tuberculous mycobacterial adenitis are less frequent among this age group, it is important to consider them in t...

Due motivi per un ricovero: più di uno per un mancato ritorno

M. Maschio

2008/3

Laboratorio “fai da te” in un ospedale africano

2003/2 — pag. 127-128

Report of a field experience in an african hospital, where feasibility and usefulness of very simple laboratory tests (ESR, CRP, Mantoux, Urinalysis by dipstix) were evaluated. All laboratory examinations proved to be feasible and useful for case-...