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Case Reports
. 2003 Sep;12(3):231-4.

Abdominal miliary tuberculosis in a patient with AIDS: a case report

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Case Reports

Abdominal miliary tuberculosis in a patient with AIDS: a case report

Monica Pop et al. Rom J Gastroenterol. 2003 Sep.

Abstract

We present a 34 year old patient, intravenous drug user, hospitalized with fever, distortion of general status, dry irritating cough, abdominal colicative pains, and we established the diagnosis of HIV infection advanced stage/AIDS; his antecedents revealed (August 2000) abdominal tuberculosis not treated during the last 3 months. He presented a pneumonia with Pneumocystis carinii during hospitalization. Death was due to a colon perforation with secundary peritonitis. Miliary tuberculous lesions in liver, spleen and colon were revealed at necropsy and cytomegalovirus was identified in necrotic samples also.

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