quantiferon

Una micobatteriosi non così tanto “atipica”

Sfeir R.

2025/6 — pag. 393-394 — DOI

In the presence of unilateral lymph node swelling that has persisted for more than 3 weeks, in the absence of suspicious signs of malignancy, unresponsive to first-line antibiotic therapy, it is appropriate to consider a non-tuberculous mycobacterial...

Il bambino con infezione da micobatteri non tubercolari

M. Caironi, R. Badolato

2015/10 — pag. 634-638

Localized mycobacterial infections of cervical lymph nodes are frequently observed in normal children. These types of infections are sustained by environmental mycobacteria and can be treated by surgical therapy. On the contrary, disseminated mycob...

E se il gatto non ci mette lo “zampino”?

A. Pirrone, M. Copertino, C. Pierobon

2013/4 — pag. 251-253

Linfadenite atipica con Mantoux e Quantiferon positivi: descrizione di un caso

S. Ciccone, D. Lacorte, M. Cappella, C. Farneti, C. Malaventura, D. Saggese, I. Pelligra, R. Burnelli

2011/9 — pag. 601-602

Atypical mycobacterial infections are a common cause of chronic cervicofacial lymphadenitis especially in 1-5 yearold children. Although tuberculous mycobacterial adenitis are less frequent among this age group, it is important to consider them i...

Linfadenite atipica con Mantoux e Quantiferon positivi: descrizione di un caso

S. Ciccone, D. Lacorte, M. Cappella, C. Farneti, C. Malaventura, D. Saggese, I. Pelligra, R. Burnelli

2011/9

Atypical mycobacterial infections are a common cause of chronic cervicofacial lymphadenitis especially in 1-5 year-old children. Although tuberculous mycobacterial adenitis are less frequent among this age group, it is important to consider them in t...