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Classification of TB. Primary TB. Tuberculin skin
test.
Abildayeva Madina, MD
2
Sites of TB Disease
• Pulmonary TB occurs in the lungs
• 85% of all TB cases are pulmonary
• Extrapulmonary TB occurs in places other than the lungs, including the:
• Larynx
• Lymph nodes
• Brain and spine
• Kidneys
• Bones and joints
• Miliary TB occurs when tubercle bacilli enter the bloodstream and are carried
to all parts of the body
1. Primary tuberculosis
There are some features of primary TB:
1) development of the disease after the first meeting of the body with
infection;
2) sensitization and allergy, immediate hypersensitivity reactions;
3) prevalence of exudative-necrotic changes;
4) tendency to hematogenous and lymphogenic generalization;
5) para-specific reactions such as vasculitis, arthritis, serositis etc.
6) mostly children getting sick, although the disease occurs in
adolescents and adults.
Tuberculin Sensitivity
 Mantoux skin test (MxII)
 PPD - 0,1 ml tuberculin i.d. into forearm
 Results reviewed after 72 hours
 Induration, not erythema
 Positive reaction ˃ 5 mm
 Strong positive reaction ˃ 15 mm
Lecture 2. Primary TB.pptx
• The primary site of infection in the lungs is called the Ghon focus.
• It either enlarges as disease progresses or, much more commonly,
undergoes healing. Healing may result in a visible scar that may be
dense and contain foci of calcification.
• During the early stage of infection, organisms commonly spread via
lymphatic channels to regional hilar and mediastinal lymph nodes and
via the bloodstream to more distant sites in the body. The
combination of the Ghon focus and affected lymph nodes is known as
the Ranke complex.
Primary tuberculosis
• In approximately 5% of the infected population, endogenous
reactivation of latent infection develops many years after the initial
infection (this has also been called ―postprimary TB‖).
• The reactivation TB tends to involve predominantly the apical and
posterior segments of the upper lobes and the superior segments of
the lower lobes (relatively higher oxygen here)
• In case of reactivation - abnormalities are progression of
inflammation and necrosis, frequently with development of
communication with the airways and cavity formation.
• Hematogenousdissemination may resultin miliary TB.
Primary tuberculosis
• Primary TB has been considered to be mainly a disease of infancy and
childhood.
• The most common radiographic abnormalities of primary TB in
infancy and childhood are intra-thoracic lymph node enlargement,
pleural effusion, and lower lobe lung lesions.
• Primary TB can also occur in adults.
Primary tuberculosis
So, primary tuberculosis has the following
features:
-more frequently in children,
- expressed sensitization,
-the presence paraspecific reactions,
-tendency to hematogenous and lymphogenous dissemination
- expressed lymphotropic character of lesion,
-the ability to self-healing.
Primary tuberculosis complex
• Primary tuberculosis complex characterized by the development of
inflammatory changes in the lungs, intrathoracic lymph nodes and
lymphangitis.
• Most often it is observed in children and much less in 18-25 years aged
people.
• It starts gradually, usually with the symptoms of intoxication, subfebrile
temperature, in some cases – with acute rise in temperature to 38-39°C
that in 2-3 weeks becomes subfebrile. There are moderate cough and
sputum excretion. Over the affected areas on the lungs dullness of
pulmonary sound observed by percussion, weakened hard breathing, dry
or wet wheezing by auscultation. There are mycobacteria tuberculosis in
the sputum or bronchial scourage in some cases.
Primary tuberculosis complex
Classic primary tuberculosis complex consists of three main elements: lung`s, intrathoracic
lymphatic nodes lesions and lymphangoitis which they are bound together.
The primary complex has four stages of development:
I stage – pneumonic.
On general view X-ray three components of a complex are visible:
1) the focus in lung tissue by the size 2-4 cm. in diameter or more, of oval or
irregular form, various intensity (more often - average and even high),
with an indistinct, obscure contour;
2) the flow out to a root – lymphangitis, which is defined as linear tension
bars from focus to the root;
3) in a root – enlarged infiltrated lymphatic nodes. The root is represented to
be extended, it‘s structure is blurry, the intensity is increased. The
contours outlining lymphatic nodes, more precisely depict the increased
nodes.
Primary tuberculosis complex: 1 stage.
II stage – resorption
• The size of the focus
in lung tissue
decreases, its
intensity raises, the
contours become
precise.
• The flow out to a
root and infiltration
of lymphatic nodes
decreases.
III stage – condensation
• On a place of focus area
remains with the size up
to 1 cm, inside of it
inclusions of calcinations
appear as fine spots of
sharp intensity.
• Same spots of calcinations
are noticeable and in
lymphatic nodes of the
lung root. Thin tension
bars are determined
between the focus and the
root.
IV stage – calcination
The focus in lung tissue
becomes even smaller, more
densely, of high intensity,
with distinct contour,
frequently rugged and
rough. Calcinations are
intensified also in root
lymphatic nodes.
Calcinations in certain cases
are represented by solid,
dense formations, in others
- they have less intensive
shadows of inclusions,
which testify about
incomplete calcifications of
the focus and preservation
of caseous regions in it.
Primary tuberculosis complex complications:
- Lung`s destruction;
- bronchial lesions,
- atelectasis development in other parts of the lungs,
- lymphogenous hematogenous dissemination,
- the transition to primary tuberculosis with chronic course.
2. Tuberculosis of intrathoracic lymphatic nodes.
• A tubercular disease of the lung root lymphatic nodes and
mediastinum are named bronchoadenitis.
• Tuberculosis of intrathoracic lymph nodes is the result of tuberculosis
primary infection of children, adolescents and young adults.
• Rarely it is the result of endogenous reactivation of tuberculosis
changes that have occurred in the intrathoracic lymph nodes.
• Bronchoadenitis at tuberculosis are unilateral and bilateral.
There are infiltrative, tumor-like and so-called "small" variations
tuberculosis of intrathoracic lymph nodes.
Infiltrative bronchoadenitis
• Infiltrative forms
characterized not only by
nodes increase, as well as the
development of infiltrative
changes in the surrounding
lung tissue. The clinical
feature is intoxication signs
domination.
Infiltrative tuberculosis bronchoadenitis.
Tumor-like bronchoadenitis
Tumor-like tuberculosis of intra-
thoracic lymph nodes is a variant of
primary tuberculosis when the lymph
nodes caseous prevails and when is
increasing the size of some of the
lymph nodes or their groups with
expressed clinical manifestations and
with complicated course (affecting the
bronchi, bronchopulmonary lesions,
bronchogenic, lymphogenic and
hematogenous dissemination,
pleurisy).
The contours of the lymph nodes on
radiographs and tomograms are clear.
"Small" tuberculosis variants
• characterized by their low magnification.
• A clinical manifestation is moderate intoxication.
• In case of late detection and ineffective treatment transition to
primary tuberculosis with chronic course possible, it characterized by
long wavy course by polymorphism of morphological changes in
lymph nodes (calcification, fibroticand inflammatory changes
together).
Tuberculosis bronchoadenitis complications:
- pleural inflammatory reaction,
- specific bronchial lesions with the development of segmental
atelectasis or lung`s lobe atelectasis,
- dissemination to the lungs and other organs.
Secondary tuberculosis
- Predominant lung damage without lymph node
involvement;
- 1,2,6 increasingly affected segments of the right lung
- Change of clinical and morphological forms, which are
the phases - TB in the lungs.
Forms secondary tuberculosis:
1) Acute focal tuberculosis;
2) Fibro - focal tuberculosis;
3) infiltrative tuberculosis;
4) tuberculoma;
5) caseous pneumonia;
6) Acute cavernous tuberculosis;
7) fibrous - cavernous tuberculosis;
8) cirrhotic tuberculosis.

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Lecture 2. Primary TB.pptx

  • 1. Classification of TB. Primary TB. Tuberculin skin test. Abildayeva Madina, MD
  • 2. 2 Sites of TB Disease • Pulmonary TB occurs in the lungs • 85% of all TB cases are pulmonary • Extrapulmonary TB occurs in places other than the lungs, including the: • Larynx • Lymph nodes • Brain and spine • Kidneys • Bones and joints • Miliary TB occurs when tubercle bacilli enter the bloodstream and are carried to all parts of the body
  • 3. 1. Primary tuberculosis There are some features of primary TB: 1) development of the disease after the first meeting of the body with infection; 2) sensitization and allergy, immediate hypersensitivity reactions; 3) prevalence of exudative-necrotic changes; 4) tendency to hematogenous and lymphogenic generalization; 5) para-specific reactions such as vasculitis, arthritis, serositis etc. 6) mostly children getting sick, although the disease occurs in adolescents and adults.
  • 4. Tuberculin Sensitivity  Mantoux skin test (MxII)  PPD - 0,1 ml tuberculin i.d. into forearm  Results reviewed after 72 hours  Induration, not erythema  Positive reaction ˃ 5 mm  Strong positive reaction ˃ 15 mm
  • 6. • The primary site of infection in the lungs is called the Ghon focus. • It either enlarges as disease progresses or, much more commonly, undergoes healing. Healing may result in a visible scar that may be dense and contain foci of calcification. • During the early stage of infection, organisms commonly spread via lymphatic channels to regional hilar and mediastinal lymph nodes and via the bloodstream to more distant sites in the body. The combination of the Ghon focus and affected lymph nodes is known as the Ranke complex. Primary tuberculosis
  • 7. • In approximately 5% of the infected population, endogenous reactivation of latent infection develops many years after the initial infection (this has also been called ―postprimary TB‖). • The reactivation TB tends to involve predominantly the apical and posterior segments of the upper lobes and the superior segments of the lower lobes (relatively higher oxygen here) • In case of reactivation - abnormalities are progression of inflammation and necrosis, frequently with development of communication with the airways and cavity formation. • Hematogenousdissemination may resultin miliary TB. Primary tuberculosis
  • 8. • Primary TB has been considered to be mainly a disease of infancy and childhood. • The most common radiographic abnormalities of primary TB in infancy and childhood are intra-thoracic lymph node enlargement, pleural effusion, and lower lobe lung lesions. • Primary TB can also occur in adults. Primary tuberculosis
  • 9. So, primary tuberculosis has the following features: -more frequently in children, - expressed sensitization, -the presence paraspecific reactions, -tendency to hematogenous and lymphogenous dissemination - expressed lymphotropic character of lesion, -the ability to self-healing.
  • 10. Primary tuberculosis complex • Primary tuberculosis complex characterized by the development of inflammatory changes in the lungs, intrathoracic lymph nodes and lymphangitis. • Most often it is observed in children and much less in 18-25 years aged people. • It starts gradually, usually with the symptoms of intoxication, subfebrile temperature, in some cases – with acute rise in temperature to 38-39°C that in 2-3 weeks becomes subfebrile. There are moderate cough and sputum excretion. Over the affected areas on the lungs dullness of pulmonary sound observed by percussion, weakened hard breathing, dry or wet wheezing by auscultation. There are mycobacteria tuberculosis in the sputum or bronchial scourage in some cases.
  • 11. Primary tuberculosis complex Classic primary tuberculosis complex consists of three main elements: lung`s, intrathoracic lymphatic nodes lesions and lymphangoitis which they are bound together.
  • 12. The primary complex has four stages of development: I stage – pneumonic. On general view X-ray three components of a complex are visible: 1) the focus in lung tissue by the size 2-4 cm. in diameter or more, of oval or irregular form, various intensity (more often - average and even high), with an indistinct, obscure contour; 2) the flow out to a root – lymphangitis, which is defined as linear tension bars from focus to the root; 3) in a root – enlarged infiltrated lymphatic nodes. The root is represented to be extended, it‘s structure is blurry, the intensity is increased. The contours outlining lymphatic nodes, more precisely depict the increased nodes.
  • 14. II stage – resorption • The size of the focus in lung tissue decreases, its intensity raises, the contours become precise. • The flow out to a root and infiltration of lymphatic nodes decreases.
  • 15. III stage – condensation • On a place of focus area remains with the size up to 1 cm, inside of it inclusions of calcinations appear as fine spots of sharp intensity. • Same spots of calcinations are noticeable and in lymphatic nodes of the lung root. Thin tension bars are determined between the focus and the root.
  • 16. IV stage – calcination The focus in lung tissue becomes even smaller, more densely, of high intensity, with distinct contour, frequently rugged and rough. Calcinations are intensified also in root lymphatic nodes. Calcinations in certain cases are represented by solid, dense formations, in others - they have less intensive shadows of inclusions, which testify about incomplete calcifications of the focus and preservation of caseous regions in it.
  • 17. Primary tuberculosis complex complications: - Lung`s destruction; - bronchial lesions, - atelectasis development in other parts of the lungs, - lymphogenous hematogenous dissemination, - the transition to primary tuberculosis with chronic course.
  • 18. 2. Tuberculosis of intrathoracic lymphatic nodes. • A tubercular disease of the lung root lymphatic nodes and mediastinum are named bronchoadenitis. • Tuberculosis of intrathoracic lymph nodes is the result of tuberculosis primary infection of children, adolescents and young adults. • Rarely it is the result of endogenous reactivation of tuberculosis changes that have occurred in the intrathoracic lymph nodes. • Bronchoadenitis at tuberculosis are unilateral and bilateral. There are infiltrative, tumor-like and so-called "small" variations tuberculosis of intrathoracic lymph nodes.
  • 19. Infiltrative bronchoadenitis • Infiltrative forms characterized not only by nodes increase, as well as the development of infiltrative changes in the surrounding lung tissue. The clinical feature is intoxication signs domination. Infiltrative tuberculosis bronchoadenitis.
  • 20. Tumor-like bronchoadenitis Tumor-like tuberculosis of intra- thoracic lymph nodes is a variant of primary tuberculosis when the lymph nodes caseous prevails and when is increasing the size of some of the lymph nodes or their groups with expressed clinical manifestations and with complicated course (affecting the bronchi, bronchopulmonary lesions, bronchogenic, lymphogenic and hematogenous dissemination, pleurisy). The contours of the lymph nodes on radiographs and tomograms are clear.
  • 21. "Small" tuberculosis variants • characterized by their low magnification. • A clinical manifestation is moderate intoxication. • In case of late detection and ineffective treatment transition to primary tuberculosis with chronic course possible, it characterized by long wavy course by polymorphism of morphological changes in lymph nodes (calcification, fibroticand inflammatory changes together).
  • 22. Tuberculosis bronchoadenitis complications: - pleural inflammatory reaction, - specific bronchial lesions with the development of segmental atelectasis or lung`s lobe atelectasis, - dissemination to the lungs and other organs.
  • 23. Secondary tuberculosis - Predominant lung damage without lymph node involvement; - 1,2,6 increasingly affected segments of the right lung - Change of clinical and morphological forms, which are the phases - TB in the lungs.
  • 24. Forms secondary tuberculosis: 1) Acute focal tuberculosis; 2) Fibro - focal tuberculosis; 3) infiltrative tuberculosis; 4) tuberculoma; 5) caseous pneumonia; 6) Acute cavernous tuberculosis; 7) fibrous - cavernous tuberculosis; 8) cirrhotic tuberculosis.