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TUBERCULOUS LESIONS AT VARIOUS SITES – NOMENCLATURE
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also known as Koch’s disease
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2 types –
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Primary tuberculosis
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Secondary tuberculosis
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Lesions of primary tuberculosis
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Ghon’s focus
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Subpleural fibrocaseous lesion of lung parenchyma
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most common site is – lower part of upper lobe
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Ghon’s complex – Ghon’s focus and lymphnode involvement
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Ranke’s complex – Ghon’s focus with fibrosis and calcification
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Simon focus – Tuberculous nodule in lung apex
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Lesions of secondary tuberculosis
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Puhl’s lesion – lesion in the lung apex and supraclavicular
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Assman focus – Infraclavicular lesion of pulmonary tuberculosis
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Miliary Primary Tuberculous lesions
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Rich focus – Tuberculous granuloma in brain cortex
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Weigerts focus – Subintimal foci in pulmonary vein
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Simonds focus – Localized foci in liver
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Tabes mesenterica – Abdominal tuberculosis
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Koenig’s syndrome – Intestinal tuberculosis (Abdominal cocoon/doughy abdomen)
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Pott’s spine – Tuberculous spondylitis
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Tuberculous infection of skin –
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Tuberculous verrucous cutis
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Lupus vulgaris
By
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Dr. Sowmya Bandla, Post graduate, Department of Pathology, Narayana Medical College, Nellore
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