Download MBBS Final Year Surgery Case Presentation Tuberculous Lymphadenitis Clinical Examination Discussion and Treatment

Download MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) Surgery Final Year Case Presentation Tuberculous Lymphadenitis Clinical Examination Discussion and Treatment




A 18 yr old male mr.Dinesh kumar
coming from guindy who is a student
belonging to low socioeconomic status
presenting with chief complaints of
swelling in the right side of the neck for 8
months





H/O PRESENTING ILLNESS
The patient was apparently normal 8
months back after which he developed
swelling ? right side of the neck
Insidious in onset
Duration-8 months
initially small size gradually
progressive to attain the current size




No h/o pain / discharge
No h/o evening rise of temperature
No h/o loss of weight/appetite
No h/o night sweats
No h/o trauma
No h/o cough with hemoptysis
no h/o epistaxis , nasal block





No h/o oral ulcers
No h/o ear pain,ear discharge,
No h/o abdominal pain, hemetemesis,melena
No h/o swollen testis
no h/o hoarseness of voice
No h/o difficulty in turning head
No h/o deviation of tongue
No h/o frequent fainting
No h/o difficulty in shrugging of shoulders
No h/o swelling elsewhere in the body





PAST HISTORY
No h/o similar complaints in the past
No h/o DM/HT/TB/asthma/jaundice
No h/o previous surgery/hospitalization





PERSONAL HISTORY
Consumes non-vegetarian diet
Normal bowel and bladder habits
No h/o alcoholism/smoking
h/o contact with TB patient
FAMILY HISTORY:
Father is a known TB patient





GENERAL EXAMINATION
Conscious,oriented
Poorly built and nourished
No pallor/icterus/cyanosis/clubbing/pedal
edema/generalised lymphadenopathy





VITALS
Pulse rate- 74/min normal in rate
,rhythm,volume,character,all peripheral
pulses are felt,no vessel wall thickening
RR-18/min abdominothoracic type
BP-120/80 mm/hg measured in right
upper arm in sitting posture
Temperature-afebrile





LOCAL EXAMINATION
INSPECTION:
swelling- 2 in numbers
swelling 1
Rt side of neck,lower,along
sternocledomastoid in the anterior
triangle
5*4cm in size





Extension
Upper -3cm from angle of mandible
Lower-3cm from clavicle
Medial-3cm from midline
Lateral-8 cm from midline
Hemispherical in shape
Smooth surface ,
Skin over the swelling normal
No scars, sinuses, dilated veins
No visible pulsation / cough impulse




Swelling 2:
right lower lateral aspect in the anterior
triangle
3*3 cm
Extend :
upper-5cm from angle of mandible
lower-8cm from angle of mandible
medial-8cm from midline
lateral-7cm from spine




Hemispherical in shape
Smooth surface
Skin over the swelling normal
No scars , sinuses, dilated veins
No visible pulsations/ cough impulse




Oral cavity:
no growth ,no ulcer , dental caries
present , poor oral hygiene
Nasal cavity:
free , septum appears to be in
midline
Ear :
normal , no discharge
Scalp : normal





Palpation
Not warmth, not tender
Inspectory findings of site, size, shape,
extend are confirmed
Smooth surface , freely mobile
Skin over the swelling pinchable
Non tender
Firm in consistency




No fluctuation
No translucency
No cough impulse
No pulsations
No fixity to skin
Surrounding areas- normal
Plane of swelling-deep to deep cervical
fascia




Percussion:
dull note
Auscultation :
no bruit
Movement :
no restriction of movement
Spine, cranium- normal





OTHER SYSTEMS
Abdomen :
soft, non tender, no organomegaly / free
fluid, hernial orifice-free, external genitalia
- normal
CVS- S1 S2 heard no murmurs
RS-normal vesicular breath sounds heard
no added sounds
CNS-no focal neurological deficit





DIAGNOSIS
RIGHT SIDED CERVICAL
LYMPHADENOPATHY involving level 3
nodes





DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
TUBERCULOUS LYMPHADENITIS
HODGKINS LYMPHOMA
SECONDARIES NECK
Syphilis
HIV
LEUKEMIA





INVESTIGATIONS
ROUTINE;
Blood- TC , DC, Hb%, ESR, urea, sugar
ECG
RFT




SPECIFIC
FNAC
X-RAY CHEST
MANTOUX TEST
USG NECK
SPUTUM CULTURE , SENSITIVITY
ACID FAST STAINING





TREATMENT
ANTI-TUBERCULAR THERAPY
CATEGORY- 1
INTENSIVE PHASE ? 2 MONTHS
ISONIAZID
RIFAMPICINE
PYRAZINAMIDE
ETHAMBUTOL
CONTINUATION PHASE- 4 MONTHS
ISONIAZID
RIFAMPICIN

This post was last modified on 08 August 2021