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How does vulvar TB present? |
Rare
Usually with infection elsewhere “Apple jelly” nodule on labia Ulcer Histology: granulomata and Langhansgiant cells |
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How does vaginal TB present? |
Very rare
Usually with infection elsewhere Very rarely sexually transmitted |
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How does cervical TB present? |
Very rare
Usually with infection elsewhere inthe genital tractus Non specific lesion – can beulcerative Lesion can look like CA cervix |
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In which two groups does endometrial TB present? |
Women of reproductive age Post-menopausal women |
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How does endometrial TB present in women of reproductive age? |
Secondary to TB salpingitis
Can present with infertility Biopsy to be taken late in cycle Menstrual fluid for culture andmicroscopy |
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How does endometrial TB present in post-menopausal women? |
Rare
No cycle leads to increased infection due to no bleeding Diagnosis on histology |
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How does TB of the fallopian tubes present? |
Mostly as result of infectionelsewhere
Haematogenous spread oforganisms to tubes from lungs, GITlymphatics, peritoneum Tubes fibrotic and focalcalcifications with normal fimbriaeand open ostia Can look like CA |
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How does TB of the ovaries present? |
Rare
From tubes or haematogenousspread Granulomata in ovarian cortex |
