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Radicular symptoms in tuberculosis. A case report.

V V Myllylä, S Sutinen, A Kotaniemi

European Neurology

|January 1, 1976

Summary

Tuberculosis of the intestine spread to the spine and nerves, causing lower limb paralysis. This rare case highlights the diagnostic challenges of tuberculous radiculitis.

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Area of Science:

Neurology
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Pathology

Background:

Tuberculous radiculitis is a rare manifestation of tuberculosis.
Intestinal tuberculosis can lead to hematogenic dissemination and secondary infections.