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Genital tuberculosis of women, one of the extrapulmonary forms of tuberculosis, has remained to be in existence, though morbidity and mortality of the disease are on a declining trend. Affected are women of all age groups. A general account is given of gynaecological and obstetric aspects relating to the clinical pattern of genital tuberculosis, with reference being made to the author's own findings recorded from 155 patients in ten years, on the basis of bacteriologically or histologically secured diagnosis. These results have reaffirmed the need for complex diagnosis, therapy, and aftercare for female patients with genital tuberculosis. It is a challenge which, together with the demand for thorough prophylaxis, cannot be met unless meaningful interdisciplinary cooperation is ensured.
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