PULMONARY NOCARDIOSIS CONCOMITANT INFECTION WITH PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN IMMUNOCOMPROMISED PATIENT
Journal: International Journal of Advanced Research (Vol.7, No. 8)Publication Date: 2019-08-01
Authors : Manav Manchanda Sunil Nagar Priyadarshi Jitendra kumar Manu Shangle Uma Rani; Shilpa Gupta.;
Page : 30-32
Keywords : Nocardiosis Cavitation Tuberculosis Immunocompromised Endobronchial.;
Abstract
Till date we have seen a very few literature reporting pulmonary nocardiosis concomitant infection with mycobacterium tuberculosis. We present a 74 year old case in which a patient with long segment myelitis, who was on long term steroids on thorough work up for PUO was found to have mycobacterium tuberculosis co-infected with nocardiosis. Physiological doses of oral steroids recommended for long segment myelitis might be the predisposing factor for opportunistic infection of nocardiosis in patient with MTB.
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