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Microbiology: Current Research 2017
Volume 1 Issue 2
Microbes Infection 2017
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September 28-29, 2017 | London, UK
Microbes Infection
38
th
Annual congress on
A 35-year-old immuno-competent male with open
pulmonary tuberculosis associated with extra-
ordinary extensive extra-pulmonary tuberculosis
Liaqat Ali Chaudhry
1
, Ebtesam Ba Eissa
1
and
Sidra Chaudhry
2
1
King Salman Military Hospital, Saudi Arabia
2
Shifa College of Medicine, Pakistan
M
ultifocal tuberculosis is characterized by the presence
of large multifocal tuberculosis areas in the same or
different adjacent or distant organs. Primary lesions are
usually in the lungs in majority of the patients. Difficulty in
confirming multifocal tuberculosis and consideration of other
diseases may lead to a delay in diagnosis and thus in initiating
treatment. Bone and joint involvement in tuberculosis
is uncommon. While osteoarticular tuberculosis most
commonly occurs in the vertebral column, less frequently
affected sites are hip, knee, and sacroiliac joints. The following
is a fascinating case of open pulmonary tuberculosis associated
with extensive extra-pulmonary multifocal tuberculosis.
Biography
Liaqat Ali Chaudhry completed MBBS from King Edward Medical College
university Lahore1981. He completed his post-graduation in Diploma in
Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases -Punjab University Lahore-Pakistan, MCPS
from College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan and MRCP, FRCP from The
Royal College of Physicians Dublin-Ireland. He worked as house physician,
Registrar, Assistant professor at King Edward Medical College Lahore, 1982-
1987. Later he joined MOH of Saudi Arabia worked as Specialist Physicians
chest specialist on Feb-1988, Consultant Pulmonologist and Chief of
Tuberculosis Center, Dept. of Internal Medicine & Chest diseases Dammam
medical complex and Honorary Associate & Professor Dammam Medical
University, Eastern Province K. Saudi Arabia – 2011 and Chairman Internal
Medicine & Consultant Invasive.
dr_liaqatali@hotmail.comLiaqat Ali Chaudhry et al., Microbiology: Current Research 2017