Abstract
Urogenital tuberculosis continues to be a major health problem around the world due to the epidemic of HIV infection.
 We report the case of a 40-year-old patient followed for urogenital tuberculosis and who presented during her follow-up a complication of her disease type ureteral stenosis, managed by endoscopic route.
 We try through our work to focus on the value of surveillance after anti-bacillary treatment in order to watch for complications and act in an innocuous way.
Highlights
INTRODUCTIONUrogenital tuberculosis is the most frequent localization of extra-pulmonary forms of Koch's Bacillus (BK) with an uncertain course
Urogenital tuberculosis is the most frequent localization of extra-pulmonary forms of Koch's Bacillus (BK) with an uncertain course.Serious condition, characterized by the diversity of the warning signs Dysuria, pollakiuria, microscopic hematuria, which makes its diagnosis difficult and often carried out at a late stage which can cause irreversible damage to the urinary tract.Tuberculosis lesions of the urogenital tract are a real challenge for the urologist and often require endourological maneuvers or resection and / or reconstruction surgery, to remove the obstruction and improve quality of life patients
We report the case of a 40-year-old female patient without comorbidities, followed for treated urogenital tuberculosis, who consulted as part of her follow-up for right back pain that has progressed for 2 months
Summary
Urogenital tuberculosis is the most frequent localization of extra-pulmonary forms of Koch's Bacillus (BK) with an uncertain course. Serious condition, characterized by the diversity of the warning signs Dysuria, pollakiuria, microscopic hematuria, which makes its diagnosis difficult and often carried out at a late stage which can cause irreversible damage to the urinary tract. Tuberculosis lesions of the urogenital tract are a real challenge for the urologist and often require endourological maneuvers or resection and / or reconstruction surgery, to remove the obstruction and improve quality of life patients
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