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KMID : 0367419740150100040
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Journal of Korean Pediatric Society
1974 Volume.15 No. 10 p.40 ~ p.45
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Clinical Studies on Military Tuberculosis in Childhood
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李載九/Lee, Jai Koo
金大昊/Kim, Dae Ho
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Abstract
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Clinical studies were made on 96 miliary tuberculosis aged under 15 years at Mokpo Children´s T.B Hospital during the period of March, 1962 through December, 1970.
The results were as follows.
1. The highest incidence was noted as 62.4 per cent in the group aged 1 to 5 years, and 17.7 per cent out of all cases was under 1 year of age. The number of 96 miliary tuberculosis patients held some 4.5 per cent to total number of 2,154 pulmonary tuberculosis patients who admitted and treated during the same period.
2. The incidence in spring was noted to be the highest(37.5%) and reverse in the fall (15.6%).
3. The sources of infection to 35.8 per cent out of 96 cases were to be found, and 50 per cent of them was seem to be index of infection caused by their parents.
4. As the result of tuberculin skin test, 44 per cent was as negative reaction. The rate of death was not less negative reaction(26.8%) than positive (15.4%).
5. The chief complaints on admission were as following orders such as fever, cough, general weakness, dyspnea, cold sweating, vomiting, etc.
6. The positivity of A.F.B in sputum or gastric juice was found in 44.8 per cent from direct smear and on culture.
7. According to hematologic examination, ESR was increased and amenia was appeared mostly. Increased leukocyte count was noted in 58 per cent.
8. The miliary shadow on X-ray finding in 59 cases which could be checked follow-up was disappeared by 61 per cent among them within 5 months from starting treatment.
9. Among complications, tuberculous meningitis was the most as 25 per cent out of all cases.
10. The treatment was, initially as a rule, done as triple therapy with INH, PAS and SM, and associated with symptomatic therapy. The secondary antituberculous regimens were administered to 8 cases who had been resistant to the primary regimens.
11. The rate of death was noted in 22per cent and among them, 90per cent was under 5 years of age.
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