2005Journal of Practical Medical TechniquesRequires access

Analysis on the Results of Intermittent Chemotherapy for Smear Positive Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Zheng Liu

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Objective To investigate the outcome of smear positive pulmonary tuberculosis cases and toevaluate the therapeutic effect of communicable pulmonary tuberculosis.Methods The post-one-year outcome of the smear positive pulmon ary tuherculosis from January 1997 to June 2001 was analysed.Results The smear positive pulmonary tuberculosis patients were treated by 6-month-term interm ittent chemotherapy.5-year cure rate is 96.9%.Smear positive rate descended to 1.1%.Conclusion It's an effective measure for control of source of infection to use directly supervisory chemotherapy.

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Objective To investigate the outcome of smear positive pulmonary tuberculosis cases and toevaluate the therapeutic effect of communicable pulmonary tuberculosis.Methods The post-one-year outcome of the smear positive pulmon ary tuherculosis from January 1997 to June 2001 was analysed.Results The smear positive pulmonary tuberculosis patients were treated by 6-month-term interm ittent chemotherapy.5-year cure rate is 96.9%.Smear positive rate descended to 1.1%.Conclusion It's an effective measure for control of source of infection to use directly supervisory chemotherapy.

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Objective To investigate the outcome of smear positive pulmonary tuberculosis cases and toevaluate the therapeutic effect of communicable pulmonary tuberculosis.Methods The post-one-year outcome of the smear positive pulmon ary tuherculosis from January 1997 to June 2001 was analysed.Results The smear positive pulmonary tuberculosis patients were treated by 6-month-term interm ittent chemotherapy.5-year cure rate is 96.9%.Smear positive rate descended to 1.1%.Conclusion It's an effective measure for control of source of infection to use directly supervisory chemotherapy.

Key concepts: Medicine, Pulmonary tuberculosis, Tuberculosis, Cure rate, Chemotherapy, Internal medicine, Surgery, Tuberculosis control

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