Concomittant Pulmonary Tuberculosis and Borderline Leprosy with Type-II Lepra Reaction in Single Patient
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The concommitant occurrence of both tuberculosis and leprosy in a single individual are not an uncommon clinical condition but is being reported infrequently in literature. We report a case of leprosy, diagnosed previously and also diagnosed as pulmonary tuberculosis.
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