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We present a case of a patient with primary nasal tuberculosis. Although this a rare finding, it should be considered when a patient presents with a nasal obstruction. Smears for acid fast bacilli and cultures tend to be negative in nasal tuberculosis. Diagnosis is often based on histo-pathologic findings. Nasal TB is known to respond well to the regular treatment for (pulmonary) tuberculosis.
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Hup, A. K., Haitjema, T., & De Kuijper, G. (2001). Primary nasal tuberculosis. Rhinology, 39(1), 47–48. https://doi.org/10.47210/bjohns.2023.v31i1.825
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