Mycobacterium bohemicum - a cause of paediatric cervical lymphadenitis

Sven Schulzke; H. Adler; G. Bar; U. Heininger; J. Hammer

Mycobacterium bohemicum - a cause of paediatric cervical lymphadenitis

Sven Schulzke, H. Adler, G. Bar, U. Heininger, J. Hammer

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Abstract

We report on two toddlers suffering from Mycobacterium bohemicum lymphadenitis. Acid-fast bacilli were cultured from submandibular lymph nodes and identified by molecular methods as Mycobacterium bohemicum. Surgical treatment was successful and complemented by oral treatment with clarithromycin and rifampicin.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	221-222
Journal	Swiss Medical Weekly
Volume	134
Publication status	Published - 2004

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