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Management of tuberculosis

Management of tuberculosis refers to techniques and procedures utilized for treating tuberculosis (TB), or simply a treatment plan for TB.

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Specialty
Infectious diseases

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Overview

Drugs

Standard regimen

Non-compliance

Adverse effects

Deviations from the standard regimen

Tuberculosis and other conditions

Drug-resistance

Management in Asia

Tuberculosis non-profits in Asia

Treatment failure

Public health and health policy

Trial of therapy

Surgical treatment

Nutrition

Latent tuberculosis

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Management of tuberculosis

Nodes200
Edges199
Triples18
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.01
Components1

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Management of tuberculosis

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Management of tuberculosis → Infectious diseases
has treatment · 1
Management of tuberculosis → Surgery

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treatment tb tuberculosis patients drugs months may needed inh rifampicin patient citation isoniazid regimen mdr-tb drug used also rmp pza

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Management of tuberculosisSpecialtyInfectious diseases1.00infobox
diabetes mellitusinstance ofDOTS should be expanded to non-communicable diseases0.80text
hypertensioninstance ofDOTS should be expanded to non-communicable diseases0.80text
and epilepsy.DOTS-Plus strategyThe WHO extended the DOTS programme in 1998 to include the treatment of MDR-TBinstance ofDOTS should be expanded to non-communicable diseases0.80text
and epilepsyinstance ofDOTS should be expanded to non-communicable diseases0.80text
STOP TBinstance ofAdvocacy organizations and patient-support groups0.80text
TB Alertinstance ofAdvocacy organizations and patient-support groups0.80text
Treatment Action Groupinstance ofAdvocacy organizations and patient-support groups0.80text
chlorpheniramine may be useful in alleviating the itch.Fever during treatment can be due to a number of causesinstance ofShort courses of sedative antihistamines0.80text
moxifloxacininstance ofThe US recommendation is 6RZE with the option of adding a quinolone0.80text
HIV or because of drugsinstance ofbecause of diseases0.80text
Friends for International Tuberculosis Relief to provide information about the causes of TBinstance ofand local medical non-profits0.80text

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