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2016, Number 05

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Ginecol Obstet Mex 2016; 84 (05)

Genital tuberculosis: atypical manifestation in the pregnancy. Case report

Franco-Sansaloni Á, Vizcaíno-Torres J, Gaona-Morales J, Estellés-Morant D, Antonio-Serrano J
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Language: Spanish
References: 9
Page: 314-318
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Key words:

Female genital tuberculosis, pregnancy, late septic miscarriage.

ABSTRACT

Background: In the last years has been an increase in cases of tuberculosis, representing a global health problem that is also reflected in an increased of cases in pregnant population. Especially in developed countries has been observed a direct relation with VIH patients,and groups of immigrants from countries where the infection is endemic. Tuberculous disease during pregnancy presents good outcome if it is diagnosed and treated properly.
Case Report: We present the case of a romanian patient with uncontrolled 23 weeks gestation that enters with the suspicion of chorioamnionitis and after late septic miscarriage and clinical sepsis criteria, leaks out of the hospital reentering with signs of neurologic involvement and pelviperitonitis as a result of genital tuberculous. Diagnosed with tuberculous meningitis and disseminated with a grim evolution until death.


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