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Suspected Ovarian Malignancy in HIV Positive Woman Might Just be Abdominal Tuberculosis: Reports of Two Cases
Abdominal extrapulmonary tuberculosis (EPTB) responds well to medical treatment. The cases present with features which may be non-specific simulating other diseases like ovarian cancers leading to unnecessary surgery. The EPTB is common among HIV-TB co-infected population. We report cases of abdomin...
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