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Transcript of Primary and secondary tuberculosis
Primary and Primary and secondary secondary
tuberculosistuberculosis
Lecturer: Ph.D Lecturer: Ph.D M.G.DolynskaM.G.Dolynska
Primary tuberculosisPrimary tuberculosis
Developing in non-Developing in non-sensibilized sensibilized organismorganism
Non-specific reaction Non-specific reaction predominancepredominance
Exudation more Exudation more typicaltypical
Coincidence with the Coincidence with the early period of early period of tuberculosis tuberculosis infectioninfection
Bacteremia, Bacteremia, bacterilimphiabacterilimphia
HematogenicHematogenic disseminationdissemination
Lymphatic vessels and Lymphatic vessels and nodes involvementnodes involvement
Secondary tuberculosisSecondary tuberculosis
Developing in Developing in sensibilized sensibilized organismorganism
Specific reaction Specific reaction predominancepredominance
Proliferation and Proliferation and tissue decay are tissue decay are more typicalmore typical
No lymphatic systemNo lymphatic system involvementinvolvement
Primary tuberculosis clinical Primary tuberculosis clinical formsforms
Tubercle bronchodenitisTubercle bronchodenitiso Tumor likeTumor likeo InfiltrativeInfiltrative Primary complexPrimary complex Prelocal form of TBPrelocal form of TB
Secondary tuberculosis Secondary tuberculosis evolutionevolution
Focal (nidus) TBFocal (nidus) TB
The mildest limited lung TB The mildest limited lung TB clinical form which is clinical form which is characterized by the characterized by the appearance of single or appearance of single or several nidi (opacity with the several nidi (opacity with the diameter up to 1 cm in diameter up to 1 cm in diameter) in one or more diameter) in one or more segments of one or both lungs segments of one or both lungs with predominantly productive with predominantly productive type of the inflammation and type of the inflammation and slow torpid progression.slow torpid progression.
Infiltrative TBInfiltrative TB
The expansive lung TB clinical The expansive lung TB clinical form which is characterized by form which is characterized by the appearance of different the appearance of different size and shape lesions in one size and shape lesions in one or more segments of one or or more segments of one or both lungs with predominantly both lungs with predominantly exudative type of the exudative type of the inflammation and strong trend inflammation and strong trend to the rapid progression and to the rapid progression and decay.decay.
Infiltrate typesInfiltrate types
Infiltrate typesInfiltrate types
Caseous pneumoniaCaseous pneumonia
An acute TB form An acute TB form with the decay with the decay predominance predominance and severe and severe progressive progressive coursecourse
TuberculomaTuberculoma
The inflammative focus The inflammative focus limited by connective limited by connective tissue capsuletissue capsule
Fibrous-cavernous Fibrous-cavernous tuberculosistuberculosis
The chronic destructive clinical The chronic destructive clinical TB form characterized by the TB form characterized by the presence of the old fibrous presence of the old fibrous cavity (cavern) in the lung cavity (cavern) in the lung tissue surrounded by tissue surrounded by extended fibrosis and extended fibrosis and satellite nidisatellite nidi
Cirrhotic lung tuberculosisCirrhotic lung tuberculosis
The chronic destructive clinical The chronic destructive clinical TB form characterized by the TB form characterized by the predominant cirrhosis in the predominant cirrhosis in the lung tissue with the lung tissue with the embedded cavitations insideembedded cavitations inside
Secondary tuberculosis Secondary tuberculosis evolutionevolution
Miliary tuberculosisMiliary tuberculosis
Generalized TB Generalized TB clinical form with clinical form with the hematogenic the hematogenic type of type of dissemination dissemination and acute and acute coursecourse
Sub-acute disseminated Sub-acute disseminated tuberculosistuberculosis
Bilateral lung injury Bilateral lung injury with predominant with predominant affecting upper affecting upper lobes and trend for lobes and trend for destructive destructive progressive courseprogressive course
Chronic disseminated Chronic disseminated tuberculosistuberculosis
Disseminated lung Disseminated lung injury with the injury with the wavy coursewavy course and and progressive alveoli progressive alveoli substitution by substitution by connective tissueconnective tissue