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Tuberculosis
Lameness due to bone tuberculosis.
Lameness due to bone tuberculosis.
Information
Region (s)
Cause
Vector
Contagiousness
CIM-10A15A19
CIM-9010018
Prophylaxis:
* vaccineDo Yes
* medicationNot done no
Therapy:Do Yes
Location
Geographical areas of tuberculosis. Rate per 100,000 inhabitants More than 300 cases 100 to 300 cases 50 to 99 cases 25 to 49 cases 10 to 24 cases 0 to 9 cases
Geographical areas of tuberculosis.

Rate for 100,000 inhabitants

  •      Over 300 cases
  •      100 to 300 cases
  •      50 to 99 cases
  •      25 to 49 cases
  •      10 to 24 cases
  •      0 to 9 cases
  • Wikivoyage does not provide medical adviceMedical warning

    The tuberculosis is a contagious, non-immunizing infectious disease with varying clinical signs. It is caused by a mycobacterium of the complex tuberculosis.

    Understand

    Vector protection

    Protection against bacillus

    Diagnostic

    Symptoms

    Clinical signs

    Granulomas of pulmonary tuberculosis.

    Therapy

    Possible consequences

    Remarks

    • In Belgium, in France, to Quebec and in Swiss, this disease is on the list of notifiable infectious diseases.
    • Vaccination is contraindicated for people with severe immunodeficiency as well as for pregnant women and carriers of HIV.

    Further information

    • Health topics, Tuberculosis Logo indicating a link to the website – The tuberculosis page on the WHO website.
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