• Z Gastroenterol · Feb 1990

    Case Reports

    A rare cause of small bowel perforation by intestinal and peritoneal tuberculosis.

    • S Uranüs.
    • Department of General Surgery, Karl-Franzens University Medical School, Graz/Austria.
    • Z Gastroenterol. 1990 Feb 1;28(2):110-2.

    AbstractTuberculosis of the intestine and peritoneum has become a rare disease. This is the result of a general decrease in pulmonary and extrapulmonary tuberculosis, rigorous BCG vaccination programs, and the eradication of tuberculosis in cattle. A case of tuberculosis in this frequent location, which was discovered unexpectedly during an emergency laparotomy, is reportet.

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