Hematogenous tuberculosis occurs at higher rates in pregnant than in non-pregnant women; 10% of TB cases in the first and 5% by the latter. This study was conducted in two groups of patients 150 and 200 respectively, under similar conditions for both. Have controlled 15 patients with bloodborne forms of pulmonary tuberculosis, in a systematic and ongoing, during and after grávidopuerperal state for a period of at least four years in total, with a treatment that I implied: permanent hospitalization and hygienic-dietary regimen -medicamentoso right. It has been observed in these patients obstetric pathology similar to that of very advanced tuberculosis not hematógenas: premature termination of pregnancy, anemia true; hipodinomias in labor; subinvolution uterine postpartum; etc., at higher percentages than usual. But they have not noticed genital bleeding in any case, made striking by the...

In tuberculous subject to surgical operations, but not cured by surgery, similar to very advanced tuberculosis obstetric characteristics are observed; and if cured by operation similar to feature all cured tuberculosis. This behavior depends on factors related to the general condition, muscle tone of the genital tract and probably the early humoral blood clotting process. Lung disease, the patient continues to get pregnant as appropriate, seen the course in severe tuberculosis (high percentage of unfavorable developments) or in the seemingly cured tuberculosis (high percentage of recovery). The pre-pregnancy pulmonary surgery, when it failed to cure, introduced an important variant: increasing unfavorable percentages. There were no maternal deaths.

In tuberculous subject to surgical operations, but not cured by surgery, similar to very advanced tuberculosis obstetric characteristics are observed; and if cured by operation similar to feature all cured tuberculosis. This behavior depends on factors related to the general condition, muscle tone of the genital tract and probably the early humoral blood clotting process. Lung disease, the patient continues to get pregnant as appropriate, seen the course in severe tuberculosis (high percentage of unfavorable developments) or in the seemingly cured tuberculosis (high percentage of recovery). The pre-pregnancy pulmonary surgery, when it failed to cure, introduced an important variant: increasing unfavorable percentages. There were no maternal deaths.

Hematogenous tuberculosis occurs at higher rates in pregnant than in non-pregnant women; 10% of TB cases in the first and 5% by the latter. This study was conducted in two groups of patients 150 and 200 respectively, under similar conditions for both. Have controlled 15 patients with bloodborne forms of pulmonary tuberculosis, in a systematic and ongoing, during and after grávidopuerperal state for a period of at least four years in total, with a treatment that I implied: permanent hospitalization and hygienic-dietary regimen -medicamentoso right. It has been observed in these patients obstetric pathology similar to that of very advanced tuberculosis not hematógenas: premature termination of pregnancy, anemia true; hipodinomias in labor; subinvolution uterine postpartum; etc., at higher percentages than usual. But they have not noticed genital bleeding in any case, made striking by the...