key words

Vol. No.

page

report

Results of surgery

Vol.85 No.03

191-210,

Yutsuki NAKAJIMA and Koji KIKUCHI

Surgical Treatment for Pulmonary Nontuberculous Mycobacteriosis

Safety

Vol.75 No.07

471-476

Kazuhiro SATO et al.

A Study on the Effect of Combined Chemotherapy on Mycobacterium avium Complex Pulmonary Disease

Salmonella

Vol.75 No.09

557-560

Chairpersons:M. MITSUYAMA, K. SUZUKI

Mechanisms of Pathogenicity and Host Defense in Infections by Intracellular Parasitic Microbes

Same lung lobe

Vol.80 No.05

413-419

Atsuhisa TAMURA et al.

Coexistence of Lung Cancer and Active Pulmonary Mycobacteriosis

Sanatorium

Vol.77 No.12

777-782

Shin SASAKI et al.

Smear-Positive Pulmonary Tuberculosis Diagnosed in a General Hospital

Sanatorium

Vol.85 No.07

615-630,

Kunihiko ITO

Integration of Tuberculosis Case into General Hospitals in the United States

sarcoidosis

Vol.82 No.03

189-194

Makato MIKI et al.

A Case of Pulmonary Mycobacterium mageritense Infection:the Difficulty of Differential Diagnosis of Granulomatous Lung Diseases

SARS

Vol.80 No.11

701-708

Nobuhiko OKABE

Present Situation and Control on Emerging Respiratory Infectious Diseases Such as SARS and Avian Influenza

School mass-examination

Vol.80 No.06

475-479

Hitoshi HOSHINO et al.

Influences of the Adoption of New Tuberculosis Mass-examination System for School Children on Tuberculosis in School Age

School mass-examination

Vol.85 No.11

839-844

Hitoshi HOSHINO et al.

RECENT CASE-FINDING ACTIVITIES OF SCHOOL CHILDREN IN JAPAN

Screening

Vol.81 No.05

371-374

Takenori YAGI et al.

Clinical Review of Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis Who Were Detected by the Screening of Homeless Persons Admitted in the Shelter Facilities

Screening

Vol.82 No.05

455-458

Nobuaki NAKATA et al.

Significance of Tuberculosis Screening of Outpatients in Areas with High Prevalence of Tuberculosis

Screening

Vol.86 No.07

685-695

Emiko TOYOTA et al.

TUBERCULOSIS SCREENING OF FOREIGNERS IN EUROPEAN, NORTH-AMERICAN, AND OCEANIAN COUNTRIES

Secondary case

Vol.84 No.06

491-497

Akira SHIMOUCHI et al.

Evaluation of Tuberculosis Contact Investigation & Examination in Congregate Settings in Osaka City

Secondary case

Vol.87 No.2

35-40

Kenji MATSUMOTO et al.

EXAMINATION OF ONSET CASES IN CONTACT INVESTIGATION

Secondary infection

Vol.87 No.2

47-50

Keiko MITAKA et al.

TWO CASES OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS WITH AN INTRA-FAMILIAL TRANSMISSION ROUTE

Secondary pneumothorax

Vol.87 No.10

649-653

Nobumasa TAKAHASHI et

CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF MYCOBACTERIOSIS PATIENTS WITH PNEUMOTHORAX

Secondary tuberculosis

Vol.84 No.08

605-610

Makoto Furugen et al.

Tuberculosis of the Tongue Initially Suspected of Tongue Cancer: A Case Report

Secretory protein

Vol.78 No.02

68-78

Katsuhide KAWAJIRI

Isolation of MPB63 in the Culture Fluid of Mycobacterium bovis BCG Tokyo:Genetical and Immunological Characterization

Secular change

Vol.78 No.04

339-346

Naohiro NAGAYAMA et al.

Secular Increase in the Incidence Rate of Drug-Induced Hepatitis Due to Anti-Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Including Isoniazid and Rifampicin

Seishoekkito

Vol.81 No.08

525-529

Tatsuya NOGAMI et al.

A Case of Pulmonary Mycobacterium fortuitum Infection Successfully Treated with Kampo Treatments

Seizure

Vol.83 No.01

21-25

Junichi FUJITA et al.

A Case of Multi-drug Resistant Tuberculosis Showing Psychiatric Adverse Effect by Cycloserine

Self-discharge

Vol.86 No.10

815-820

Kenji MATSUMOTO et al.

ASSESSMENT OF SELF-DISCHARGE OF HOMELESS PATIENTS WITH TUBERCULOSIS

Semi-alkaline protease

Vol.78 No.04

365-368

Takayuki MASAKI et al.

A New Method of Sputum Pre-Treatment for PCR Preparation

Senile tuberculosis

Vol.77 No.11

759-761

Chairpersons:T. RIKIMARU, T. KAWASHIRO

Treatment for Tuberculosis In Difficult Situations

Sensitivity of the host

Vol.79 No.09

509-518

Masakazu AOKI

Transmission of Tuberculosis(I)

Sequela of pulmonary tuberculosis

Vol.82 No.02

143-147

Atsuyuki KURASHIMA

Treatment of Non-Invasive Pulmonary Aspergillosis with New Anti-Fungal Drugs

Sequela of tuberculosis

Vol.80 No.10

655-674

Chairpersons:K. MACHIDA and R. MAEKURA

State of the Art:Sequelae of Tuberculosis

Sequela of tuberculosis

Vol.84 No.07

535-539

Takeshi KAWASAKI et al.

A Case of Pericostal Tuberculosis Occurred in a Long Period after Thoracoplasty

Sequelae of pulmonary tuberculosis

Vol.81 No.06

407-412

Tomoaki IWANAGA et al.

Clinical Analysis of Patients with Sequelae of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Undergoing Home Oxygen Therapy

Sequelae of tuberculosis

Vol.80 No.06

491-497

Takeo KAWASHIRO

Evaluation of Respiratory Failure Due to Sequelae of Tuberculosis

Sequence

Vol.81 No.09

551-558

Yuko KAZUMI et al.

Identification of Mycobacteria by Sequencing of rpoB Gene and 16S rRNA

Serial testing

Vol.88 No.03

301-304

Jun KOMUKAI et al.

INTERPRETING EQUIVOCAL RESULTS OBTAINED FROM THE QUANTIFERON R -TB GOLD IN-TUBE TEST IN CONTACT INVESTIGATIONS

Serious illness

Vol.84 No.07

523-529

Kenji MATSUMOTO et al.

Investigation on "PATIENT'S DELAY" in TB Detection

Seriously ill patient

Vol.87 No.06

453-459

Satoko SUNAGAWA et al.

CLINICAL FEATURES OF DIABETIC PATIENTS WITH PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS ADMITTED TO A UNIVERSITYHOSPITAL

Serodiagnosis

Vol.76 No.09

603-614

Ariyoshi KONDO et al.

Serological Diagnosis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis and Nontuberculous Pulmonary Mycobacteriosis

Serodiagnosis

Vol.82 No.10

783-799

Chairpersons:M.OKADA and K.KOBAYASHI

Recent Progress in Mycobacteriology

Serological testing

Vol.80 No.02

95-111

Chairpersons:S. ICHIYAMA and K. SUZUKI

Clinical Application of Testing Methods on Acid-Fast Bacteria

Seroprevalence

Vol.76 No.11

679-684

Hideaki NAGAI et al.

HIV Seroprevalence in Patients with Tuberculosis

Serum amyloid A

Vol.87 No.1

1-7

Kazuki FURUHASHI et al.

INFLAMMATORY MARKERS IN ACTIVE PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS: ASSOCIATION WITH Th1/Th2 AND Tc1/Tc2 BALANCE

Serum concentration

Vol.82 No.08

641-646

Hisashi TAKI et al.

Clinical Analysis of Drug Interaction between Rifampicin and Clarithromycin Which Are Used for Treating Pulmonary Mycobacterium avium Complex Infection

Sex

Vol.85 No.02

139-142

Tuberculosis Surveillance Center

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2008

Sex

Vol.85 No.03

213-216,

Tuberculosis Surveillance
Center, RIT,JATA

Tuberculosis Annual Report 2008 -Series6. Condition of TB(1)-

Sex

Vol.85 No05

495-498,

Tuberculosis Surveillance
Center,RIT,JATA

Tuberculosis Annual Report 2008 -Series7. Condition of TB(2)-

Sex

Vol.86 No.09

787-791

Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ─ Series 5. Case Findings ─

Sex

Vol.86 No.10

835-838

Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ─ Series 6. Condition of TB (1) ─

Sex

Vol.86 No.11

883-887

Tuberculosis Surveillance Center

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ─Series7. Condition of TB(2)─

Sex

Vol.87 No.11

743-746

Tuberculosis Surveillance

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 ─ (6) Tuberculosis Characteristics upon Diagnosis-1 ─

Sex

Vol.87 No.12

783-787

Tuberculosis Surveillance

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 ─ (7) Tuberculosis Characteristics upon Diagnosis-2 ─

Sex-age specific

Vol.84 No.11

743-746

Tuberculosis Surveillance Center

Medical Economics in Tuberculosis Management: What will Come Next TB Ward?

Sex-age specific

Vol.84 No.10

693-696

Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA

Tuberculosis Annual Report 2008 - Series 1. Summary of TB Notification Statistics in 2008 -

Sex-age specific

Vol.86 No.02

127-130

Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ─Series 1. Summary of TB Notiﬁcation Statistics in 2009─

Sex-age specific

Vol.86 No.04

477-480

Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ─Series 2. TB in Foreigners─

Sex-age speciﬁc number and rate

Trend

Sex and age distribution

Vol.87 No.07

507-511

Tuberculosis Surveillance Center (TSC), RIT, JATA

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 ─(2) Tuberculosis in Foreign Nationals─

Shelter

Vol.81 No.05

371-374

Takenori YAGI et al.

Clinical Review of Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis Who Were Detected by the Screening of Homeless Persons Admitted in the Shelter Facilities

Shinjuku

Vol.85 No.02

69-78

Mari YAMADA et al.

USE OF A RISK ASSESSMENT INVENTORY IN IMPLEMENTATION
OF THE COMMUNITY DOTS IN SHINJUKU, JAPAN

Shinjuku City

Vol.88 No.04

429-437

Reiko SAITO et al.

ON-THE-STREET DOTS FOR A HOMELESS TUBERCULOSIS PATIENT ─ Case Report of a Patient Who Had Difﬁ culties with TB Treatment Adherence ─

short course

Vol.78 No.12

723-732

Yuka SASAKI et al.

A Study on Pulmonary Tuberculosis Retreatment Cases

Short course chemotherapy

Vol.76 No.01

33-43

Masako WADA

Effectiveness and Problems of PZA-Containing 6-month Regimen for the Treatment of New Pulmonary Tuberculosis Patients

Short course chemotherapy

Vol.88 No.03

297-300

Naoki MIYAZAWA et al.

COMPARISON OF DRUG-INDUCED HEPATITIS OCCURRING IN ELDERLY AND YOUNGER PATIENTS DURING ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS TREATMENT WITH A REGIMEN INCLUDING PYRAZINAMIDE

Short-bowel syndrome

Vol.80 No.04

359-364

Yutaro SUZUKI et al.

A Rare Case of Disseminated Mycobacterium kansasii Infection

Short-course chemotherapy

Vol.82 No.10

771-781

Masako WADA

Anti-Tuberculosis Chemotherapy

SIADH

Vol.77 No.02

67-72

Makoto TAKAHARA

A Case of Miliary Tuberculosis Complicated with Siadh, Brain Tuberculoma, and Tuberculous Meningitis

SIADH

Vol.81 No.12

731-735

Tamao NAKASHITA et al.

A Case of SIADH Caused by Ethionamide in a Patient with Pulmonary Tuberculosis

sICAM-1

Vol.78 No.06

443-448

Rei FUJIKI et al.

A Case of Hemophagocytic Syndrome Associated with Miliary Tuberculosis

Side effect

Vol.76 No.05

427-436

CSUCTNS

Clinical Study on the Cases in Which INH or RFP was Discontinued during Treatment for Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Side effect

Vol.81 No.07

457-465

Akira SAITO et al.

Tuberculosis Complicated with Liver Cirrhosis

Side effect

Vol.82 No.09

705-709

Yoshitaka HARADA et al.

A Case of Fatal Liver Failure Due to Anti-Tuberculous Therapy

Silicosis

Vol.78 No.11

711-715

Chairpersons:M.KIDO,M.SAKATANI

Pneumoconiosis and Mycobacterial Infection

Silicotic conglomeration

Vol.81 No.02

63-69

Seiyu HIRATA

A Case of Silicotuberculosis with Difficulty in Its Diagnosis

Silicotuberculosis

Vol.81 No.02

63-69

Seiyu HIRATA

A Case of Silicotuberculosis with Difficulty in Its Diagnosis

Similarity

Vol.77 No.10

629-637

Ritsuko Ohata et al.

IS6110 Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism Analysis of Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Isolated in Okayama Prefecture

Skin abscess

Vol.76 No.05

419-426

Setsuko TAZAWA et al.

Evaluation of Repidly Growing Mycobacteria Isolates in a General Hospital:Reports form the Hospital Microbiology Laboratory

Skin ulcer

Vol.79 No.07

437-441

Yuko KAZUMI et al.

Mycobacterium shinshuense Isolated from Cutaneous Ulcer Lesion of Right Lower Extremity in a 37-Year-Old Woman

Sleep disordered breathing

Vol.80 No.10

655-674

Chairpersons:K. MACHIDA and R. MAEKURA

State of the Art:Sequelae of Tuberculosis

Slow releasing of growth factor

Vol.78 No.09

597-600

Hiroyasu YOKOMISE et al.

Development of New Therapeutic Method for Empyema

Slowly growing mycobacteria

Vol.75 No.02

65-69

Hajime SAITO et al.

The Virulence for Mice of Newly Described Mycobacterial Species

SL-PCR

Vol.76 No.01

9-18

Amin RUHUL et al.

Usefulness of Self Ligation Mediated Polymerase Chain Reaction:A Rapid Method for Fingerprinting in Molecular Epidemiology of Tuberculosis

SLPI

Vol.85 No.06

523-530,

Hiroyuki SAIGA amd
Kiyoshi TAKEDA

Potential of Novel Antimycobacterial Immune Factors, SLPI and Lipocalin2

Small company staff

Vol.78 No.05

395-399

Naomi SEKI

A Suspected Case of Mass Outbreak of Tuberculosis Infection in a Small Company Separated into Two Floors

Small intestinal tuberculosis

Vol.82 No.12

919-923

Norihiko IDA et al.

A Surgically Treated Case of Ileus Caused by Small Intestinal Tuberculosis during
Treatment for Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Small-sized group infection

Vol.81 No.02

51-56

Takeo INOUE et al.

The Index and Secondary Patients in Tuberculosis Transmission-A Retrospective Epidemiological Study of 3,783 Patients Newly Registered in Recent 15 Years in Aichi, Japan-

Smear

Vol.81 No.01

15-17

Kunihiko ITO

Comparison of Sputum Positive Rate between Bilateral vs. Unilateral Lung Tuberculosis

Smear

Vol.80 No.12

735-741

Kunihiko ITO et al.

Should Chemotherapy for Pulmonary Tuberculosis Be Started after the Completion of Pretreatment Sputum Examination?

Smear

Vol.85 No.11

787-790

Hiroki MORITA

DISCHARGE DECISIONS FOR PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS

Smear examination

Vol.83 No.02

65-71

Hiroyuki Yamada et al.

Stability for Long-Term Storage and Reproducibility of Positivity in the Panel Test Slide Prepared with the Polyacrylamide-Based Artificial Sputum

Smear examination

Vol.85 No.09

703-709

Takayuki INAGAKI et al.

CLINICAL APPLICATION OF LINE PROBE ASSAY (LiPA) FOR RIFAMPICIN (RFP)-RESISTANT GENE EXAMINATION IN SPUTUM FROM TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS

Smear microscopy

Vol.84 No.09

627-629

Kazue MIZUNO et al.

Clinical Evaluation of Acid-Fast Smear Examination with Light Emitting Diode Fluorescent Microscopy

Smear negative

Vol.75 No.12

691-697

Kunihiko ITO et al.

Limits of Nucleic Acid Amplification Tests for Diagnosis of Smear Negative Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Smear negative

Vol.80 No.10

631-636

Ayako MIKAMI et al.

The Impact of the Change in Criteria for Hospital Discharge of Patients with Tuberculosis on the Duration of Hospitalization

Smear negative culture positive

Vol.75 No.04

349-353

Makoto TAKAHARA et al.

A Clinical Study on Pulmonary Tuberculosis in Younger Age Groups

Smear positive culture negative

Vol.79 No.07

449-451

Kunihiko Ito

Pseudo-Recurrence of Lung Tuberculosis Based on the Detection of Smear AFB Positive Sputum Due to Excretion of Necrotic Material

Smear positive pulmonary tuberculosis

Vol.84 No.07

523-529

Kenji MATSUMOTO et al.

Investigation on "PATIENT'S DELAY" in TB Detection

Smear test

Vol.81 No.05

357-362

Kunihiko ITO

Number of Concentrated Sputum Smears Needed to Adequately Assess Infectivity of Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Smear test reversion to positive

Vol.87 No.08

537-540

Hiraku ICHIKI et al.

POSITIVE SPUTUM SMEAR RESULTS AFTER TWO CONSECUTIVE NEGATIVE SMEARS DURING TREATMENT OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS

Smear-positive and culture-negative

Vol.81 No.10

603-607

Yuko KAZUMI et al.

Microbiologically Identified Isolates of Mycobacterium heckeshornense in Two Patients

Smear-positive and culture-negative

Vol.87 No.08

537-540

Hiraku ICHIKI et al.

POSITIVE SPUTUM SMEAR RESULTS AFTER TWO CONSECUTIVE NEGATIVE SMEARS DURING TREATMENT OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS

Smear-positive pulmonary TB

Vol.84 No.06

477-484

Takeo INOUE et al.

Generation-to-generation TB transmission in Aichi, Central Japan

Smear-positive pulmonary tuberculosis

Vol.81 No.09

567-571

Takeo INOUE et al.

Influence of Aging on Tuberculosis Infection-An Epidemiological Study of 1,141 Smear-positive TB Patients-

Smear-positive pulmonary tuberculosis

Vol.81 No.11

645-650

Takeo INOUE et al.

Gender Difference in Index and Secondary Patients with or without Household Contact

Smear-positive TB

Vol.84 No.08

605-610

Makoto Furugen et al.

Tuberculosis of the Tongue Initially Suspected of Tongue Cancer: A Case Report

Smoking

Vol.87 No.08

541-547

Kenji MATSUMOTO et al.

THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SMOKING AND SPUTUM SMEAR-POSITIVE PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN OSAKA CITY

Socially disadvantaged

Vol.87 No.04

367-381

Chairpersons:
Nobukatsu ISHIKAWA and Naohiro NAGAYAMA

The 86th Annual Meeting Symposium - THE PRESENT STATUS AND PROBLEMS OF TUBERCULOSIS PROPOSED BY THE SPECIALIZED FIELDS

Society

Vol.78 No.02

95-100

Toru MORI

Tuberculosis and Society

Socioeconomic

Vol.77 No.10

679-686

Toshio TAKATORIGE

Tuberculosis Control and Strategy as an Urban Problem

Socioeconomic factor

Vol.78 No.06

419-426

Hiroshi NISHIURA

Socioeconomic Factors for Tuberculosis in Tokyo, Japan-Unemployment, Overcrowding, Poverty, and Migrants

Solitary nodular lesion

Vol.88 No.03

283-289

Yasuharu NAKAHARA et al.

PULMONARY LESIONS IN WHICH NONTUBERCULOUS MYCOBACTERIA WERE DETECTED BY PERCUTANEOUS ASPIRATION

Solitary nodule

Vol.82 No.09

715-719

Shigenori ISHIKAWA et al.

A Case of Pulmonary Tuberculosis with Both a Solitary Nodule and Enlarged Lymph Nodes Showing Intense Uptake on (18) F-Fluoro-Deoxy Glucose Positron Emission Tomography ((18) FDG-PET) Requiring Differentiation with Lung Cancer

Soluble interleukin2 recepter

Vol.84 No.10

675-679

Masafumi HORIE et al.

A Case of tuberculosis with Multiple Lung Nodules Abdominal Lymphadenopathy and Sprenomegaly

Somnolence

Vol.79 No.08

469-473

Yusuke SHIKAMA et al.

Acute Onset of Somnolence and Amnesia Due to Cerebral Infarction of Bilateral Thalamus Accompanied with Tuberculous Meningitis:A Case Report

Source case

Vol.84 No.10

661-666

Hitoshi HOSHINO et al.

Influence of Occupation of the Index Cases in Recent Outbreaks of Tuberculosis

Source cases

Vol.81 No.09

567-571

Takeo INOUE et al.

Influence of Aging on Tuberculosis Infection-An Epidemiological Study of 1,141 Smear-positive TB Patients-

Source patient rate

Vol.86 No.07

709-715

Takeo INOUE

EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY ON CONTACT EXAMINATIONS DONE BY NISHIO HEALTH CENTER USING QFT FROM 2008 TO 2010

Spanish flu

Vol.84 No.10

685-689

Tadao SHIMAO

Spanish Flu Related Data

Sparfloxacin

Vol.76 No.04

357-362

Shin KAWAHARA et al.

Comparison of in vitro Antimicrobial Activities of Ofloxacin, Levofloxacin, Ciprofloxacin, and Sparfloxacin against Various Mycobacteria

Spatial interpolation

Vol.81 No.07

481-485

Hirotoshi WATASE et al.

Geospatial Analysis of Tuberculosis in Tokyo

Spinal caries

Vol.79 No.07

453-457

Yasuhiro IWATA et al.

A Case of Cervical and Mediastinal Lymph Nodes Tuberculosis, Tuberculous Pleurisy, Spinal Caries and Cold Abscess in the Anterior Chest Wall

Spinal caries

Vol.84 No.04

153-157

Masaaki TSUKAGOSHI

A Case of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Complicated with Spinal Caries Improved by the Nutrition Management of
Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy

Splenectomy

Vol.87 No.1

9-13

Etsuko NAKASONE et al.

A CASE OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS WITH FALSE NEGATIVE QuantiFERON®TB-2G TEST

Splenomegaly

Vol.84 No.10

675-679

Masafumi HORIE et al.

A Case of tuberculosis with Multiple Lung Nodules Abdominal Lymphadenopathy and Sprenomegaly

Spoligotyping

Vol.79 No.02

47-53

Ritsuko OHATA et al.

Beijing Family and Other Genotypes of Mycobacterium tuberculosis Isolates in Okayama District

Spoligotyping

Vol.82 No.06

531-538

Shiomi YOSHIDA et al.

Molecular Epidemiology of Mycobacterium tuberculosis-Comparison between Mulltidrug-Resistant Strains and Susceptible Strains-

Sputum

Vol.79 No.09

525-530

Takeshi HIGUCHI et al.

Direct Detection of Rifampicin Resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis in Sputum by Line Probe Assay (LiPA)

Sputum

Vol.80 No.12

735-741

Kunihiko ITO et al.

Should Chemotherapy for Pulmonary Tuberculosis Be Started after the Completion of Pretreatment Sputum Examination?

Sputum

Vol.81 No.05

357-362

Kunihiko ITO

Number of Concentrated Sputum Smears Needed to Adequately Assess Infectivity of Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Sputum

Vol.81 No.09

573-576

Kunihiko ITO

Comparison between Direct Smear by Ziehl-Neelsen and Concentrated Smear by Fluorochrome Stain

Sputum collection instruction

Vol.79 No.02

33-37

Tetsuhisa HIROOKA et al.

The Value of Proper Sputum Collection Instruction in Detection of Acid-Fast Bacillus

Sputum collection instruction

Vol.83 No.01

43-59

Chairpersons:T.TAKASHIMA & T.HIGUCHI

Mycobacterial Tests

Sputum conversion

Vol.75 No.07

471-476

Kazuhiro SATO et al.

A Study on the Effect of Combined Chemotherapy on Mycobacterium avium Complex Pulmonary Disease

Sputum culture

Vol.81 No.06

401-405

Kunihiko ITO et al.

The Role of Simultaneous Combination Culture with Solid and Liquid Media for Diagnosis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Sputum examination

Vol.80 No.07

521-526

Kunihiko ITO

Limits of Chest X-ray Investigation in the Diagnosis of Recurrent Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Sputum smear-positive

Vol.87 No.11

743-746

Tuberculosis Surveillance

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 ─ (6) Tuberculosis Characteristics upon Diagnosis-1 ─

Sputum smear positive

Vol.85 No.03

213-216,

Tuberculosis Surveillance
Center, RIT,JATA

Tuberculosis Annual Report 2008 -Series6. Condition of TB(1)-

Sputum smear positive

Vol.85 No.08

683-686

Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2008 ─Series 10. Treatment Outcome and TB Deaths─

Sputum smear positive

Vol.86 No.10

835-838

Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ─ Series 6. Condition of TB (1) ─

Sputum smear positive

Vol.87 No.05

415-419

Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ─Series 10. Treatment Outcome and TB Deaths ─

Sputum test-negative pulmonary tuberculosis

Vol.76 No.04

371-375

Mie KASAMATSU et al.

Analysis of Factors Related to the High Incidence of Tuberculosis in the City of Wakayama-Analysis According to Age Groups, and Sputum Test Results

Staging of lung cancer

Vol.75 No.01

41-46

Miki OKAZAKI et al.

Endoscopic Approach to Pulmonary Diseases 1.Transbronchial Needle Aspiration

Staging of lung cancer

Vol.75 No.01

57-63

Masayoshi KUWABARA et al.

Endoscopic Approach to Pulmonary Diseases 6. Usefulness of the Mediastinoscopy

Standard antimycobacterial therapy

Vol.75 No.04

369-374

Yuka FUJITA et al.

Pulmonary Infection Caused by Mycobacterium gordonae in Immunocompetent Patient

Standard anti-tuberculosis chemotherapy

Vol.80 No.09

607-611

Masako WADA

Anti-tuberculosis Drug-Induced Hepatitis

Standard for tuberculosis wards

Vol.87 No.06

475-480

Kunihiko ITO et al.

NATIONWIDE SURVEY OF SUITABILITY OF TUBERCULOSIS WARDS FOR IN-HOSPITAL CARE OF TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS

Standard regimen

Vol.82 No.05

467-473

Eriko SHIGETO et al.

A Survey of Anti-Tuberculosis Drug-Induced Severe Liver Injury in Japan

Standard regimen (A)

Vol.80 No.09

595-600

Toshiaki FUJIKANE et al.

The Improvement of the Enforcement Rate of the Standard Regimen (A) of Tuberculosis Chemotherapy by the Introduction of Common Database System for Tuberculosis

Standard short course chemotherapy

Vol.77 No.07

513-519

Yasuhiro YAMAZAKI et al.

The Study on the Duration of Treatment in the Standard Short Course Chemotherapy Containing Pyrazinamide

Standard therapy

Vol.82 No.09

705-709

Yoshitaka HARADA et al.

A Case of Fatal Liver Failure Due to Anti-Tuberculous Therapy

Standard treatment

Vol.77 No.01

47-50

Chairpersons:A. KURASHIMA, H. OGATA

Evaluation of Standardized Treatment Regimens for Tuberculosis in Japan

Standard treatment

Vol.77 No.08

569-571

Kenji KAWAKAMI

Chemotherapy with Isoniazid and Rifampicin for Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Standard treatment

Vol.79 No.12

711-716

Makoto TAKAHARA

Clinical Evaluation on Causes of Death in Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Standardized incidence ratio

Vol.81 No.07

481-485

Hirotoshi WATASE et al.

Geospatial Analysis of Tuberculosis in Tokyo

Statistics of tuberculosis

Vol.77 No.08

555-561

Chika SHIRAI

Tuberculosis Control in Kobe City-Analysis of Advisory Contents and Disqualified Cases by Integrated Tuberculosis Advisory Committee

Sternoclavicular joint tuberculosis

Vol.82 No.05

475-479

Takeshi KAWASAKI et al.

Tuberculosis of the Sternoclavicular Joint

Sternoclavicular joint tuberculosis

Vol.84 No.08

591-595

Hiroyuki AMANO et al.

A Case of Sternoclavicular Joint Tuberculosis with Renal Failure due to Rifampicin

Steroid

Vol.75 No.05

395-401

Goh TANAKA et al.

Acute Respiratory Failure Caused by Tuberculosis Requiring Mechanical Ventilation

Steroid

Vol.76 No.09

635-639

Shuichi YANO et al.

The Effectiveness of Steroid as Adjunctive Therapy in the Management of Two Patients with Febrile Reaction Due to Antituberculous Drugs

Steroid

Vol.82 No.02

111-114

Keitaro SAKAKIBARA et al.

A Case of Tuberculous Aneurysm of Subclavian Artery Occurred in the Course of Treatment for Miliary Tuberculosis

Steroid therapy

Vol.87 No.04

345-349

Namiko HASHIGUCHI et.al.

ACASE OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS COMPLICATED WITH SEVERE THROMBOCYTOPENIA DURING TREATMENT

Steroids

Vol.77 No.06

465-470

Masakuni FUJITA et al.

A Case of Cutaneous Tuberculosis Under Steroid & Immunosuppressant Therapy for Dermatomyositis

Stop TB partnership

Vol.80 No.02

89-94

Nobukatsu ISHIKAWA

How to Combat against Global Tuberculosis Burden-Experiences and Perspectives for Japan's International Cooperation

Strategy for tuberculosis

Vol.86 No.12

901-910

Chairpersons: 1 Yutsuki NAKAJIMA and 2 Akira WATANABE

－The 86th Annual Meeting Joint Symposium－ TO GET LOW TB INCIDENCE

Streptomycin(SM)

Vol.80 No.01

1-7

Shu TAGA et al.

The Clinical Study on Efficacy of Clarithromycin, Levofloxacin, and Streptomycin for Pulmonary Mycobacterium avium-intracellulare Complex Infection

Subcutaneous abscess

Vol.81 No.10

609-612

Setsuko TAZAWA et al.

Mycobacterium fortuitum Infection Caused by the Organism in Subcutaneous Abscess Mediated by Central Venous Catheter

Subcutaneous abscess

Vol.85 No.08

673-677

Kosaku KOMIYA et al.

A CASE OF COLD ABSCESS OF THE CHEST WALL DUE TO THORACIC DRAINAGE FOR TUBERCULOUS PLEURITIS

Subcutaneous phaeohyphomycosis

Vol.75 No.01

33-36

Yoshinori MITA et al.

A Case of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Complicated with Subcutaneous Phaeohyphomycosis

Success rate

Vol.85 No.08

683-686

Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2008 ─Series 10. Treatment Outcome and TB Deaths─

Success rate

Vol.87 No.05

415-419

Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA

TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ─Series 10. Treatment Outcome and TB Deaths ─

Sulfer hexafluoride (SF6)

Vol.78 No.12

733-738

Makoto TOYOTA

Environmental Factors Relating to a Mass Outbreak of Tuberculosis in a Junior High School

Superior mediastinal lesions

Vol.75 No.01

57-63

Masayoshi KUWABARA et al.

Endoscopic Approach to Pulmonary Diseases 6. Usefulness of the Mediastinoscopy

Supervision by pharmacist

Vol.81 No.05

363-369

Masako WADA et al.

Twice-Weekly Intermittent Chemotherapy during the Maintenance Phase of the Short-Course Treatment for New Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Suppurative granuloma

Vol.76 No.07

545-548

Toshihiko MACHI

Cat Scratch Disease Showing Clinical Picture Resembling Tuberculous Lymphadenitis:A Case Report

Supraclavicular lymph node tuberculosis

Vol.87 No.11

707-712

Yasuo SHIMIZU et al.

PET/CT FOR MONITORING THE THERAPEUTIC RESPONSE IN A PATIENT WITH ABDOMINAL LYMPH NODE TUBERCULOSIS AFTER COLON CANCER RESECTION

Surgery

Vol.76 No.10

649-656

Noboru NAKANO et al.

Surgical Management of Non-Tuberculous Mycobacteriosis and Tuberculosis of the Lung

Surgery

Vol.81 No.11

661-665

Naoya KATSURAGI et al.

A Case of Tuberculous Psoas Abscess Successfully Treated with Surgery during Antituberculosis Therapy for Miliary Tuberculosis

Surgical indication

Vol.88 No.05

469-475

Katsuo YAMADA et al.

A STUDY OF RELAPSE/RECURRENCE CASES AFTER SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH PULMONARY NONTUBERCULOUS MYCOBACTERIOSIS

Surgical interventions of pulmonary tuberculosis

Vol.81 No.06

407-412

Tomoaki IWANAGA et al.

Clinical Analysis of Patients with Sequelae of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Undergoing Home Oxygen Therapy

Surgical operation

Vol.81 No.01

35-50

Chairpersons:M. SAKATANI and Y. NAKAJIMA

Treatment of Non-Tuberculous Pulmonary Mycobacteriosis

Surgical resection

Vol.82 No.01

33-37

Masako WADA et al.

A Case of Multidrug-Resistant Pulmonary Tuberculosis Cured by the Regimen Including Thiacetazone

Surgical resection

Vol.82 No.03

195-199

Atsuyuki KURASHIMA

The Perspective of Pulmonary MAC Infection Treatment

Surgical treatment

Vol.75 No.10

589-593

Toshio SUGANE et al.

A Case of Tuberculous Aneurysm of the Aorta

Surgical treatment

Vol.77 No.12

805-813

Yutsuki NAKAJIMA

Treatment for Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis in Japan

Surgical treatment

Vol.77 No.12

815-821

Atsuyuki KURASHIMA

Diagnosis and Treatment of Pulmonary Nontuberculous Mycobacteriosis

Surgical treatment

Vol.79 No.12

737-741

Atsuyuki KURASHIMA

Clinical Study for Development of Nontuberculous Mycobacterial Lung Disease

Surgical treatment

Vol.82 No.02

143-147

Atsuyuki KURASHIMA

Treatment of Non-Invasive Pulmonary Aspergillosis with New Anti-Fungal Drugs

Surgical treatment

Vol.82 No.07

577-581

Kazuhiko KOYAMA et al.

A Case of Pulmonary Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis with Left Destroyed Lung, Treated with Pneumonectomy

Surgical treatment

Vol.82 No.11

831-835

Masao OKUMURA et al.

A Case of Multi-Drug Resistant Pulmonary Tuberculosis with Bilateral Cavitary Lesions Successfully Treated by Surgical Treatment

Surgical treatment

Vol.85 No.02

87-93

Atsuyuki KURASHIMA

JAPANESE NEW GUIDELINES FOR NONTUBERCULOUS
MYCOBACTERIAL PULMONARY DISEASE

Surgical treatment

Vol.85 No.03

191-210,

Yutsuki NAKAJIMA and Koji KIKUCHI

Surgical Treatment for Pulmonary Nontuberculous Mycobacteriosis

Surgical treatment

Vol.85 No.05

433-437,

Toshinori HASHIZUME et al.

Surgical Treatment of Pulmonary Mycobacteriosis for the Past 10 Years

Surgical treatment

Vol.85 No.10

737-742

Masao OKUMURA et al.

CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF EXTENSIVELY-DRUG RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS (XDR-TB) IN OUR HOSPITAL

Surgical treatment

Vol.86 No.11

863-868

Masao OKUMURA et al.

FACTORS RELATED TO THE OCCURRENCE OF MULTI- (EXTENSIVELY-) DRUG RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS(M/XDR-TB) IN OUR HOSPITAL

Surgical treatment

Vol.88 No.05

469-475

Katsuo YAMADA et al.

A STUDY OF RELAPSE/RECURRENCE CASES AFTER SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH PULMONARY NONTUBERCULOUS MYCOBACTERIOSIS

Surveillance

Vol.77 No.11

735-740

Sang Jae Kim

Current Problems of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis and Its Control

Surveillance

Vol.80 No.02

75-79

Yoko NAKAZAWA

The Development of a Tuberculosis Informations Management System in Kanagawa Prefecture

Surveillance

Vol.82 No.12

897-901

Hitoshi HOSHINO et al.

New Cohort Analysis System in New Tuberculosis Surveillance System in Japan

Surveillance

Vol.82 No.02

85-93

Masako OHMORI et al.

Current Epidemiological Situation of Tuberculosis in the Workplace:Considering the Risk of Tuberculosis among Nurses

Surveillance

Vol.87 No.1

15-23

Masako OHMORI et al.

COMPUTERIZED SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM OF TUBERCULOSIS IN JAPAN: ITS EVOLUTION, ACHIEVEMENT AND CHALLENGES

Surveillance

Vol.88 No.04

393-398

Takayuki WADA et al.

CLUSTERING ANALYSIS OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS BY USING THE JATA(12)-VNTR SYSTEM FOR MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEILLANCE OF BROAD AREAS OF JAPAN

Survey by questionnaire

Vol.80 No.12

743-747

Akira SHIMOUCHI et al.

A Survey on Nosocomial Tuberculosis Infection Control in Hospitals in Osaka City

Survey by questionnaire

Vol.82 No.03

179-184

Akira SHIMOUCHI et al.

A Survey on Nosocomial Infection of Tuberculosis in Nursing Homes for Elderly in Osaka City

Susceptibility test

Vol.83 No.01

43-59

Chairpersons:T.TAKASHIMA & T.HIGUCHI

Mycobacterial Tests

Susceptibility test

Vol.85 No.05

495-498,

Tuberculosis Surveillance
Center,RIT,JATA

Tuberculosis Annual Report 2008 -Series7. Condition of TB(2)-

Susceptibility test

Vol.81 No.02

57-62

Ikuo KOBAYASHI et al.

BACTEC MGIT 960 System for Drug Susceptibility Testing of Mycobacterium tuberculosis:A Study Using External Quality Assessment Strains

Susceptibility testing

Vol.77 No.05

427-431

Tatsuyoshi IKEUE et al.

Pulmonary Infection Caused by Mycobacterium szulgai: A Case Report

Susceptibility testing

Vol.80 No.02

95-111

Chairpersons:S. ICHIYAMA and K. SUZUKI

Clinical Application of Testing Methods on Acid-Fast Bacteria

Susceptible

Vol.82 No.06

531-538

Shiomi YOSHIDA et al.

Molecular Epidemiology of Mycobacterium tuberculosis-Comparison between Mulltidrug-Resistant Strains and Susceptible Strains-

sVCAM-1

Vol.78 No.06

443-448

Rei FUJIKI et al.

A Case of Hemophagocytic Syndrome Associated with Miliary Tuberculosis

Symptomatic visit

Vol.75 No.09

527-532

Yuka SASAKI et al.

A Study of Patient's and Doctor's Delay in Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis Discovered by Visiting Doctors with Symptoms in Particular on Doctor's Delay

Syndrome of inappropriate secretion of antidiuretic hormone(SIADH)

Vol.78 No.01

27-31

Yoriko NISHIZAWA et al.

A Case of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Initially Presented with Syndrome of Inappropriate Secretion of Antidiuretic Hormone (SIADH)