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Miliary tuberculosis

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If left untreated, miliary tuberculosis is almost always fatal. Although most cases of miliary tuberculosis are treatable, the mortality rate among children with miliary tuberculosis remains 15–20% and for adults 25–30%. One of the main causes for these high mortality rates includes late detection of
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Alternatively, the bacteria may attack the cells lining the alveoli and enter the lymph node(s). The bacteria then drain into a systemic vein and eventually reach the right side of the heart. From the right side of the heart, the bacteria may seed—or re-seed as the case may be—the lungs, causing the
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Thirdly, chorodial tubercules, pale lesions on the optic nerve, typically indicate miliary tuberculosis in children. These lesions may occur in one eye or both; the number of lesions varies between patients. Chorodial tubercules may serve as important symptoms of miliary tuberculosis, since their
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The tuberculin skin test, commonly used for detection of other forms of tuberculosis, is not useful in the detection of miliary tuberculosis. The tuberculin skin test fails due to the high numbers of false negatives. These false negatives may occur because of higher rates of tuberculin anergy
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One proposed mechanism is that tuberculous infection in the lungs results in erosion of the epithelial layer of alveolar cells and the spread of infection into a pulmonary vein. Once the bacteria reach the left side of the heart and enter the systemic circulation, they may multiply and infect
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activity in the body. Such that, 1,25 dihydroxycholecalciferol (also referred to as calcitriol) improves the ability of macrophages to kill bacteria; however, higher levels of calcitriol lead to higher calcium levels, and thus hypercalcemia in some cases. Thus, hypercalcemia proves to be an
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travelling to extrapulmonary organs, such as the liver, spleen and kidneys. Although it is well understood that the bacteria spread from the pulmonary system to the lymphatic system and eventually the blood stream, the mechanism by which this occurs is not well understood.
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Lastly, 10–30% of adults and 20–40% of children with miliary tuberculosis have tuberculosis meningitis. This relationship results from mycobacteria from miliary tuberculosis spreading to the brain and the subarachnoid space; as a result, leading to tuberculosis meningitis.
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The risk factors for contracting miliary tuberculosis are being in direct contact with a person who has it, living in unsanitary conditions, and poor nutrition. In the U.S., risk factors for contracting the disease include homelessness and
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and cerebral tuberculomas being the most frequent. However, a majority of patients improve following antituberculous treatment. Rarely lymphangitic spread of lung cancer could mimic miliary pattern of tuberculosis on regular chest X-ray.
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extrapulmonary organs. Once infected, the cell-mediated immune response is activated. The infected sites become surrounded by macrophages, which form granuloma, giving the typical appearance of miliary tuberculosis.
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CT, 16 days after onset, showing extensive pulmonary parenchymal involvement consisting of irregular septal thickenings with ground-glass areas and centrilobular nodules with a peri-lymphatic distribution
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John Jacob Manget described a form of disseminated tuberculosis in 1700 and expressed its resemblance to numerous millet seeds in size and appearance and coined the term from Latin word
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Reichman, Lee B., M.D., M.P.H. & Tanne, Janice H. (2002). "Timebomb: The Global Epidemic of Multi-Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis. Mcgraw-Hill.
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Secondly, hypercalcemia prevails in 16–51% of tuberculosis cases. It is thought that hypercalcemia occurs as a response to increased
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Soofi, A., Malik, A., Khan, J., & Muzzafer, S. (2004). Severe Hypercalcemia in Tuberculosis. J Pak Med Assoc, 54(4), 213–215.
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Lee, Y.-M.; Park, K.-H.; Kim, S.-M.; Park, S. J.; Lee, S.-O.; Choi, S.-H.; Kim, Y. S.; Woo, J. H.; Kim, S.-H. (December 2013).
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do not produce enough steroid hormones to regulate organ function). Stool may also be diarrheal in nature and appearance.
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seeds—thus the term "miliary" tuberculosis. Miliary TB may infect any number of organs, including the
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of the lung, spleen and kidney, showing micronodules (1–4 mm in diameter) which resemble millet seeds
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Ray, Sayantan; Talukdar, Arunansu; Kundu, Supratip; Khanra, Dibbendhu; Sonthalia, Nikhil (2013).
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Disseminated tuberculosis, tuberculosis cutis acuta generalisata, tuberculosis cutis disseminata
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Ko, Y-C.; Lee, C-T.; Cheng, Y-F.; Hung, K-H.; Kuo, C-Y.; Huang, C-C.; Chen, J-B. (2004-07-21).
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that is characterized by a wide dissemination into the human body and by the tiny size of the
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Patients with miliary tuberculosis often experience non-specific signs, such as coughing and
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American Thoracic Society, CDC, and Infectious Diseases Society of America (June 20, 2003).
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Sharma, Surendra Kumar; Mohan, Alladi; Sharma, Anju; Mitra, Dipendra Kumar (July 2005).
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Testing for miliary tuberculosis is conducted in a similar manner as for other forms of
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X-ray, 22 days after onset, showing extensive bilateral reticulo-nodular infiltrates
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X-ray, 13 days after onset, showing bilateral interstitial infiltrates
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Krishnan, Nitya; Robertson, Brian D.; Thwaites, Guy (November 2010).
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Miliary tuberculosis is a form of tuberculosis that is the result of
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Sharma, Surendra K.; Mohan, Alladi; Sharma, Abhishek (May 2012).
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Rapini, Ronald P.; Bolognia, Jean L.; Jorizzo, Joseph L. (2007).
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A case of miliary tuberculosis in an 82-year-old woman:
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Albino, Juan A.; Reichman, Lee B. (1 January 1998).
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Index

Disseminated tuberculosis

Specialty
Infectious disease
tuberculosis
lesions
radiograph
lung
millet
lungs
liver
spleen
extra-pulmonary tuberculosis
enlarged lymph nodes
enlarged liver
enlarged spleen
inflammation of the pancreas
multiple organ dysfunction
adrenal insufficiency
adrenal glands
fever
hypercalcemia
macrophage
HIV/AIDS
Mycobacterium tuberculosis


tuberculosis
chest x-ray
sputum culture

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