PPT-Quantifying progression and regression across the spectrum of pulmonary tuberculosis:

Alexandra Richards Introduction Background on TB modelling Systematic Review Model fitting Implications 1 Background on TB modelling Systematic Review Model fitting Implications 2 Background. MOVEMENT: LEARNING IN PROGRESSION. Why Learn in Progression?. Progressive Concepts of a Movement Progression. Starting Points and Regression. Examples. Developing a Progression. Outline. Movement Quality trumps all capacity. Overview of knowledge and attitude towards Pulmonary Tuberculosis Disease among Indonesian Housewives who join “ Posyandu Lansia ”: Preliminary Study Nur Akbar , Astuti Yuni Nursasi , Bahtiar presented by. Dr . Hadeel. F. Gad. Leishmania . and Mycobacterium TB share many similarities in their pathogenesis and both pathogens are macrophage parasites. . Furthermore, . co-infection by the two pathogens is not uncommon in clinical practice in East Africa and in other parts of the world (Sati 1942; el-Safi et al. 1995; Khalil et al. 1998, . Mrs.Indumathi. Lecturer . YNC. OBJECTIVE. By the end of the session the student will be able to:. define tuberculosis. explain the epidemiological triad of tuberculosis. identify the mode of transmission and incubation period. Tuberculosis . is a Chronic necrotizing disease caused by . Mycobacterium tuberculosis . complex. It usually affects the lungs but almost all organs can be affected. .. . Thus . it is . conveniently classified into:. Ruchi. . Dua. Associate Professor(MD,DNB). Department of Pulmonary Medicine. Aiims. . Rishikesh. SITES. Virtually anywhere. Lungs. Pleura. Lymph node. PULMONARY. PULMONARY-. CLINICAL SCENARIO. SYMPTOMS(Pulmonary). . einer. Tuberkulose. Hans L Rieder. Bern, IFIK, 28. . März. 2019. Access. Web site:. https://www.tbrieder.org. Page. Presentations. Miller T L, et al. Am J Public Health 2015;105:930-1. Survival probability among 4,000 tuberculosis. Dr.. . Mohit. Bhatia. Assistant Professor. Department of Microbiology. AIIMS, . Rishikesh. LAYOUT. Introduction to Mycobacteria. Laboratory Diagnosis. General Features of Mycobacteria. Acid fastness . Pulmonary Tuberculosis. Tuberculosis. (abbreviated as . TB. for . tubercle bacillus. or . T. u. b. erculosis) is a common and often deadly . infectious disease. caused by . mycobacteria. , mainly . P.G. Curriculum MD Chest and Tuberculosis Index 1. Goals 2. Objectives 3. Syllabus 4. Teaching Program 5. Posting 6. Thesis 7. Assessment 8. Job Responsibilities 9. Suggested Books 10. Model Test Mostly the . only consequence . are . the . foci of scarring. Which may harbor . viable bacilli and . serve . as a . nidus. for . disease reactivation . at a later time if host defenses wane. . Uncommonly, new . , MD. Dermatopathologist. &. N. europathologist. Tuberculosis. Tuberculosis is a communicable chronic . granulomatous disease . caused by Mycobacterium . tuberculosis involving . Iungs. usually but . Dr. . Ruchi. . Dua. (Associate Prof). Dept. of Pulmonary Medicine. Learning Objectives. When to suspect Pulmonary Tuberculosis?. How to diagnose?. How to manage a case of drug susceptible Tuberculosis?. 2018. Japan. T. uberculosis. S. urveillance. C. enter-RIT/JATA. Japan. T. uberculosis. S. urveillance. C. enter-RIT/JATA. Japan. T. uberculosis. S. urveillance. C. enter-RIT/JATA. PTB = pulmonary tuberculosis, EPTB = extra-pulmonary tuberculosis.