Analysis on therapeutic result on 98 cases with tuberculosis of cervical lymph modes and evaluate the treatment model

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Abstract: Objective To study the treatment model of tuberculosis of cervical lymph nodes.Methods Analyse the treatment outcome of 98 cases of cervical tuberculous lymphadenopathy and compared between the experimental group and control group.Results The curative rate of experimental group is 95.4% and the control group is 64.5%,the excellent curative effect was obtained in the experimental group.Conclusion The treatment outcome as presented in this article is very good and the treatment model is valuable for clinical practice.

Key words: Tuberculosis, lymphnode Treatment outcome

HUANG Hanping,ZHANG Li,WU Hongbing,et al.. Analysis on therapeutic result on 98 cases with tuberculosis of cervical lymph modes and evaluate the treatment model[J]. Chinese Journal of Antituberculosis, 2000, 22(2): 93-94.

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