TB, HIV double trouble Double trouble HIV Infections -- complications Tuberculosis -- etiology Tuberculosis -- diagnosis Tuberculin Test Patient Acceptance of Health Care Predominantly red poster with white and black lettering. Visual image consists of silhouettes of two ...

... these patients have active pulmonary or disseminated tuberculosis. Tuberculosis is often the first manifestation of HIV. Diagnosis is difficult because chest X-rays may be ...

... a moment ago is the person who has HIV infection and tuberculosis and no other symptoms, is that a case of ARC or not. Those are the people, that IV drug user who died of tuberculosis or endocarditis never had an HIV test and when you go back and look ...

... the most difficult circumstances. Leprosy and, more recently, tuberculosis are two diseases with some characteristics in common with HIV infection: the diagnosis is feared, the illness may be fatal, and ...

... number of persons with tuberculosis (both those with HIV and those with tuberculosis alone) will increase. These people will need early diagnosis, and their treatment must be carefully monitored and ...

... 1) dormant focal infection commonly becomes active in HIV-infected persons, (2) infectious tuberculosis ean be present without characteristic symptoms, and (3) M. tuberculosis can be trans~ mitted ...

... these patients have active pulmonary or disseminated tuberculosis. Tuberculosis is often the first manifestation of HIV. Diagnosis is difficult because chest X-rays may be ...