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Thoracic Cardiovascular Complications of Tuberculosis

Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography, 2020
Abstract Mycobacterium infection remains a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Although rare, thoracic cardiovascular complications are associated with devastating consequences if not promptly diagnosed using computed tomography.
Carlos S, Restrepo, Tomas V, Gonzalez, Rahat, Brar, Daniel, Ocazionez, Marta Lucia, Velasco, Rolando A, Reyna Lopez, Liliana, Arias, Ameya J, Baxi, Jorge, Carrillo   +8 more
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Cardiovascular Manifestation in Tuberculosis Cases: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Current Problems in Cardiology, 2023
A considerable epidemiological and pathogenetic overlap exists between tuberculosis (TB) and cardiovascular diseases (CVD). The objective of this study was to establish the prevalence of CVD in the TB population. A systematic literature search was performed using Scopus, PubMed, EBSCO, ProQuest, Web of Science on January 25, 2023 using the keywords ...
Muhammed Shabil, Ganesh Bushi, Mirza Adil Beig, Mohammed Amir Rais, Mohammed Ahmed, Bijaya Kumar Padhi   +5 more
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CARDIOVASCULAR LESIONS AND TUBERCULOSIS

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1917
On account of the military roster, we were assigned for examination one company a day, averaging 135 men. Each member of the board examined his third of this number, and any men found with signs in heart or lungs deviating from the normal were held up for combined study by the board. In beginning our work we had no very definite plan to follow, except
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Tuberculosis and Cardiovascular Complications

International Journal on Science and Technology
Tuberculosis is one of the major life-taking diseases all over the world, with most of the victims from low- and middle-income countries. The etiology of this disease is primarily a bacterium called Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB). Although it normally affects the lungs, dissemination can occur in the lymphatic system, the central nervous system (CNS),
Bhabi Jeslina John viji beula -, Tanaya ajit chavan -   +1 more
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[Cardiovascular diseases and ocular tuberculosis].

Problemy tuberkuleza, 1999
The pattern of cardiovascular diseases (61%) was studied in patients with tuberculous uveitis, there was a prevalence of primary (34.6%) and secondary (8.6%) arterial hypertensions. There was an association of complicated tuberculous uveitis (subretinal neovascularization, pigment and neuronal epithelial detachment) with the presence of cardiovascular ...
T N, Ivanova, V M, Khokkanen, N S, Kabitova   +2 more
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The cardiovascular system in pulmonary tuberculosis

American Heart Journal, 1940
Abstract In pulmonary tuberculosis, the heart is normal in most instances. However, various etiologic types of heart disease may be associated with pulmonary tuberculosis. In three to five cases out of a hundred, tuberculosis may involve either the pericardium, the myocardium, or, rarely, the endocardium. The signs, symptoms, and methods of diagnosis
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Latent tuberculosis infection and incident cardiovascular and non-cardiovascular death

SummaryActive tuberculosis may heighten the risk of incident cardiovascular morbidity and premature mortality, whereas whether latent TB infection (LTBI) recapitulates these adverse outcomes is unclear. We evaluated the effect of LTBI on all-cause and cardiovascular-specific death among US adults who underwent tuberculin skin testing in 1999-2000 and ...
Ita M Magodoro, Katalina A Wilkinson, Brian L Claggett, Aloice Aluoch, Mark J Siedner, Mpiko Ntsekhe, Ntobeko AB Ntusi, John M Nyirenda, Robert J Wilkinson   +8 more
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Cardiovascular Tuberculosis

2019
Halil Fatih Aşgün, Bahadır Kırılmaz
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