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Non Pulmonary Tuberculosis

It is a serious disease of global importance. Non-Pulmonary TB is mostly common in females. Non-Pulmonary TB disease (meningitis, miliary, pericardial) it is suggested that empiric treatment be commenced while appropriate diagnostic samples are being obtained.

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