2002
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-42302002000200003
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Diagnóstico e tratamento da tuberculose anoperianal

Abstract: OBESOS OBESOS OBESOS OBESOS OBESOS Um dos principais impactos da epidemia de obesidade entre crianças americanas é o aparecimento precoce de diabetes mellitus tipo 2. O estudo de Sinha et al 1 avaliou a prevalência de tolerância à glicose diminuí-da (TGD) numa amostra multi-étnica de 167 crianças e adolescentes obesos, sub-metidos a teste oral de tolerância à glicose. Além da glicemia, foram dosados alguns hormônios e calculados índices para avaliar função de célula beta e resistência à insulina. A prevalência… Show more

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“…Tuberculosis can affect any part of the gastrointestinal tract, from the esophagus to the anus 3 and, although it has a very rare incidence in the perianal region, it should be part of the differential diagnosis of proctologic diseases, 11 particularly in patients considered at risk, such as HIV-infected individuals, low-income population, homeless individuals and alcoholics with poor hygiene habits. 3 Furthermore, it is known to be more common in males, with a ratio of about 4:1 1,4 and those that practice receptive anal intercourse. 12 The postulated mechanisms by which M. tuberculosis affects the perianal region are the swallowing of respiratory secretion filled with bacilli 2,13 and self-inoculation of M. tuberculosis in patients with pulmonary, intestinal or genitourinary disease.…”
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“…Tuberculosis can affect any part of the gastrointestinal tract, from the esophagus to the anus 3 and, although it has a very rare incidence in the perianal region, it should be part of the differential diagnosis of proctologic diseases, 11 particularly in patients considered at risk, such as HIV-infected individuals, low-income population, homeless individuals and alcoholics with poor hygiene habits. 3 Furthermore, it is known to be more common in males, with a ratio of about 4:1 1,4 and those that practice receptive anal intercourse. 12 The postulated mechanisms by which M. tuberculosis affects the perianal region are the swallowing of respiratory secretion filled with bacilli 2,13 and self-inoculation of M. tuberculosis in patients with pulmonary, intestinal or genitourinary disease.…”
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“…7,14 Furthermore, according to Sharma and Bhatia, 15 it can more rarely originate from hematogenous dissemination in childhood with subsequent infection reactivation, contamination by direct contact with adjacent organs and through lymph node dissemination. 2,13 The fistulizing form presenting as perianal fistula is the most common symptom of anorectal tuberculosis, which occurs in 80-91% of cases 1,2 with greater evidence of complex lesions (62-100%). 1 The ulcerated form presents as a superficial, necro-hemorrhagic granular ulceration with irregular borders and purulent secretion, and can be quite painful 16,17 simulating carcinoma.…”
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