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SAS Journal of Surgery | Volume-9 | Issue-09
Splenic Tuberculosis: A Case Report
O. Ounjif, A. Chanfir, A. Mahmoud, Z. Naimi, B. Jounid, A. Elatraoui, Y. Elhadrami, W. Berramou, A. Hamri, Y. Narjis, R. Benelkhaiat
Published: Sept. 8, 2023 | 130 130
DOI: 10.36347/sasjs.2023.v09i09.007
Pages: 740-742
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Abstract
The bacillus Koch (BK) is the root cause of the Tuberculosis infection, which is an infectious disease with human to human transmission. It is a major public health problem. Splenic tuberculosis remains very rare, and is often evocative of immunodepression. The Clinical appearance is highly variable but non-specific; splenomegaly may be present in the majority of cases. Ultrasound and abdominal CT scans play a major role. Bacteriological and sometimes histological evidence is required. The treatment is essentially medical: anti bacillary agents.