Tuberculosis

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Processes in Diseases Mapa Mental sobre Tuberculosis, creado por Daniel Elandix G el 07/10/2013.
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Tuberculosis
  1. Demography

    Nota:

    • 2 billion people infected, 30 million active cases, 8 million new cases and 2 million deaths per year. In Australia, its' 5 deaths per 100,000 per year. Higher risk people are Aborigines and 1st-gen migrants. HIV/AIDS people also affected. Incidence equal in both sexes
    1. Cause

      Nota:

      • Caused by introduction to mycobacterium tuberculosis. Produces no toxins but glycolipids and peptidoglycan makes it resistant to destruction by phagocytes. Control of infection depends on the host immune response IFN-y secretions by the CD4+ T-lymphocytes of the Th1 phenotype. Containment also determined by NO synthase. Maintenance of granulomas and containment of the organism is dependent on TNF-alpha.
      1. Aetiology
        1. Diagnosis

          Nota:

          • Done with Mantoux Test, but dependent on host immunological status and BCG immunization. Not useful for detecting active disease. Radiological also useful. Sputum examination for "acid-fast" bacilli. Nucliec acid amplification test.
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