Role of newer methods of diagnosing genital tuberculosis in infertile women

Goel, Geetika; Khatuja, Ritu; Radhakrishnan, Gita; Agarwal, Rachna; Agarwal, Sarla

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“…In present study PCR was positive among 12% of cases. 8 Author % PCR positive Kulshrestha V 8 60.2% Geetika Goel et al 7 22.2% Mondal SK 3 5.88% Present study 12%…”

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Study to Find Out the Incidence of Genit Al Tuberculosis as a Cause for Female Infertility in Semi - Urban Population

Parikh¹,

Deshpande²,

Madkar³

et al. 2014

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“…In present study PCR was positive among 12% of cases. 8 Author % PCR positive Kulshrestha V 8 60.2% Geetika Goel et al 7 22.2% Mondal SK 3 5.88% Present study 12%…”

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confidence: 76%

“…In 41.3%, PCR was positive from endometrial aspirates which was little high compared to our finding. Geetika Goel 7 , Ritu Khatuja, Gita Radhakrishnan, Rachna Agarwal, Sarla Agarwal, Iqbal Kaur (2013) studied Role of newer methods of diagnosing genital tuberculosis in infertile women.…”

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Study to Find Out the Incidence of Genit Al Tuberculosis as a Cause for Female Infertility in Semi - Urban Population

Parikh¹,

Deshpande²,

Madkar³

et al. 2014

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“…10,[13][14][15] In the developing countries due to the high incidences of tuberculosis and pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) up to 39-41% women were associated with infertility. 16 PID causes damage to the fallopian tube along with pelvic adhesions, both leading to impaired tubal function and infertility. We report 32 (9.6%) of patients had proximal block for which they have undergone hysteroscopic cannulation.…”

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Role of hysterolaparoscopy for the evaluation of primary infertility: An experience from a tertiary care hospital

Pande

Dora

Pradhan

et al. 2017

Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol

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INTRODUCTIONInfertility is one of the most common problem for which couple seeks medical attention. It is seen almost in 10-15% of the reproductive couple.1 Though there are various tests available for the evaluation of the patients with infertility, for the complete evaluation of pelvic pathology hysterolaparoscopy became the gold standard over the years. Ovulatory dysfunction accounts for 21% to 32%, tubal factor 14% to 26%, unexplained 8% to 30% and endometriosis accounts 4% to 6% of female infertility.2-4 Hysterolaparoscopy gives detailed and magnified view of uterine, adenexal, peritoneal and other intra-abdominal pathology. Consequently, milder degree of distal fimbrial pathology, endometriosis, and pelvic adhesions can be diagnosed and treated at the same time which was missed during a routine trans vaginal ultrasonography. The main objective of the study was to assess the role of diagnostic hysterolaparoscopy in the diagnosis and treatment of primary infertility patients. METHODSThis was a hospital based retrospective observational study. Medical records of all cases of primary infertility were retrieved and analyzed. This study was conducted ABSTRACT Background: Infertility is one of the most common problem for which couple seeks medical attention. The main objective of the study was to assess the role of diagnostic hysterolaparoscopy in the diagnosis and treatment of primary infertility patients. Methods: For this retrospective study, patient with the diagnosis of primary infertility were recruited. Patients admitted between the periods 2014 to 2016 were included. Pertinent data related to infertility were collected from the case records and entered in predesigned performa. Results: Patients with primary infertility 246 (82%) diagnosed to have pelvic pathology. The most common cause of infertility was ovarian 122 (36.63%), Uterine 66 (19.82%), tubal 84 (25.22%) and unexplained infertility in 103 (30.93%) women. Patients with PCOS 76 (22.82%) and endometriosis 46 (13.81%) treated with drilling and endometriotic cystectomy. In 32 (9.60%) of patients hysteroscopic cannulation was done. For distal tubal blockage fimbrioplasty was performed in 38 (11.41%) of women. Pelvic adhesions diagnosed in 26 (7.80%) women. patients diagnosed with uterine septum 42 (12.61%) required hysteroscopic septal resection. During the evaluation of infertility 70 (21%) of women diagnosed to have incidental pelvic pathology treated according to pathology. Conclusions: Hysterolaparoscopy is emerging as a valuable technique for complete assessment of female infertility and also helps in treatment according to the cause.

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“…We tested serum from clinical suspects were initially to screen them for tuberculosis infection by IGRA method. We tested the samples in our lab for detection of causative agent using the method developed by us as described earlier [21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32].…”

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Latent TB Detection and Isolation of MDR TB Bacteria in, MP, India

Bajpai¹,

Monika²,

Gaur³

et al. 2015

Clin Microbiol

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Aim: Tuberculosis which is an infectious disease caused by M. tuberculosis causing pulmonary and extra pulmonary tuberculosis in clinical suspects in Indore and region around central state of India by IGRA methods. In India, TB which is declared to be 'notifiable disease of the nation' by the RNTCP since 2012. We wanted to analyze present state of existence of the same in our city Indore and region around. We wanted to study the present strata of IGRA detected in population of Indore in MP correlating with the Mycobacterium isolates in our laboratory, though the protocol of DOTS have been followed in the country. Experimental design:In present study, we tested clinical suspects using microbiology biology cultivation method and ELISA method for IGRA in Indore for Mycobacterium tuberculosis in the clinical suspects in our Indore lab, MP, India. Place and duration:The study was one in Central lab-Oncquest India Ltd. in Indore between period 2012 to 2014.Methodologies: The present study included 135 patients, including 49 male, and 86 female patients. We used developed TB-TMA method (Oncquest, Ltd.) to detect infection of clinical suspects and utilized culture susceptibility test to detect drug resistance in infecting Mycobacterium causing tuberculosis, tested at Central lab-Oncquest ltd. in India using microbiological methods. The method of drug resistance in Mycobacteria was performed using microbiology methods of drug resistance as described by Songara P, 2015. Results:We found 53% samples to be positive from male group compared to 29% from female group of patients. We could isolate Mycobacterium sp from various clinical suspects using basic microbiology and cultivation methods. Were found 41.6% Mycobacterium to be sensitive to sensitive to INH 36.65 to RIF, 23.3 to PYRA, 305 to ETHM, 25% to STREPTO isolated from various samples from clinical suspects. Conclusion:We were able to detect M. tuberculosis and determine their drug resistance in Mycobacterium method by MDR sure method.

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Role of newer methods of diagnosing genital tuberculosis in infertile women

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Study to Find Out the Incidence of Genit Al Tuberculosis as a Cause for Female Infertility in Semi - Urban Population

Study to Find Out the Incidence of Genit Al Tuberculosis as a Cause for Female Infertility in Semi - Urban Population

Role of hysterolaparoscopy for the evaluation of primary infertility: An experience from a tertiary care hospital

Latent TB Detection and Isolation of MDR TB Bacteria in, MP, India

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