Une séquelle peu fréquente après traitement antituberculeux : l’obstruction granulomateuse inflammatoire

Abstract

Tuberculosis is a disease that is still a too frequent. Its treatment depends on prolonged, multi-antibiotic, chemotherapy. Progress following treatment is generally good but there is the possibility of parenchymatous or pleural sequelae such as bronchial stenosis due to post tuberculous bronchial fibrosis or bronchiolithiasis. On the other hand, bronchial obstruction after treatment by an inflammatory granuloma is rare. It causes wheezing dyspnoea. In this case, relapse of the tuberculosis was feared, possibly with the development of multi-drug resistance. Treatment with corticosteroids allowed a rapid improvement.