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개방성 균음전 결핵공통의 임상 및 세균, 병리학적 고찰 : Clinical, Microbiological and Pathological Study of 15 cases of Open-negative Cavity of Tuberculous Patients

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김주이; 김종환

Issue Date
1977-03
Publisher
서울대학교 의과대학
Citation
Seoul J Med, Vol.18 No.1, pp. 51-56
Abstract
After sufficient antituberculosis chemotherapy some
cases end up open-negative cavity status. Many reported
the healing of the lesion, but it is very rare.
Fifteen patients of open-negative status were reviewed
clinically and resected lung tissues were examined
both bacteriologically and pathologically.
The results were as follows:
1. Bacteriological studies on the pre-operative sputum
were negative for suficient intervals in all cases.
2. Thirteen patients were male and 2 patients were
female.
3. Ten of the patients were between the ages of 26
and 35 years.
4. Average duration of illness was 48.4 months.
5. Five patients were originally treated and 10 were
the cases of rctrcatmcnt,
6. Average number of the cavity was 2.1 and the
average size of the cavity was 3.4cm. The average
thickness of the cavity wall was 3.2mm. and there
were fibrous infitration around the cavities in two
thirds of the specimens (66.796)
7. Direct smear of the cavity content and cavity wall
revealed acid fast bacilli positive in twelve patients
(80%) and positive culture for tubercle bacilli in
two cases (I3.396).
8. The resected lung tissues were examined pathologically.
They revealed no case of healed cavity
and eleven of them revealed moderate to mild
caseation necrosis of the wall with moderate inflammatory
reaction. Two of them revealed active
tuberculous inflammation.
9. The result was discussed with the references.
10. All the patients operated on were well after
surgery and no complication had developed.
ISSN
0582-6802
Language
Korean
URI
https://hdl.handle.net/10371/6625
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