MetaADEDB: ADE

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Tuberculoid leprosy

(UMLS:C0023351)

Definition:: A principal or polar form of LEPROSY in which the skin lesions are few and are sharply demarcated. Peripheral nerve involvement is pronounced and may be severe. Unlike lepromatous leprosy (LEPROSY, LEPROMATOUS), the lepromin test is positive. Tuberculoid leprosy is rarely a source of infection to others.
UMLS ID:: C0023351
MeSH ID:: D015441

Classification:

Name:

Bacterial Infections and Mycoses
MeSH Tree Number(s):: C01.252.410.040.552.386.850.500

Synonym(s)

Tuberculoid leprosy

Full tuberculoid leprosy

Smooth leprosy

TT - Full tuberculoid leprosy

TT; leprosy

TUBERCULOID LEPROSY

Tuberculoid Hansen's disease (leprosy)

Tuberculoid leprosy [type T]

Type T leprosy

10.

Type TT leprosy

11.

leprosy tuberculoid

12.

leprosy; TT

13.

leprosy; tuberculoid

14.

tuberculoid leprosy

15.

tuberculoid; leprosy

Associated Drug(s)

	Name	Data Source
1	Dapsone	OFFSIDES
2	Ethambutol	OFFSIDES
3	Pyrazinamide	OFFSIDES
4	Zidovudine	OFFSIDES
5	abacavir	OFFSIDES
6	efavirenz	OFFSIDES

Similar ADE(s)

	Name	Semantic Similarity
1	Borderline leprosy	49.8%
2	Leprosy, Multibacillary	37.1%
3	Mycobacterium Infections, Nontuberculous	30.6%
4	Tuberculosis	30.6%
5	Mycobacterium abscessus Infection	30.6%
6	Actinomycosis	26.8%
7	Corynebacterium Infections	26.8%
8	Nocardia Infections	26.8%
9	Pulmonary Nocardiosis	26.8%
10	Leprosy, Lepromatous	24.7%
11	Clostridium Infections	24%
12	Listeriosis	24%
13	Staphylococcal Infections	24%
14	Streptococcal Infections	24%
15	Bacillaceae Infections	24%
16	Clostridium difficile infection	24%
17	Gram-Negative Bacterial Infections	20.7%
18	Mycobacterium avium-intracellulare Infection	18.3%
19	Lymph Node Tuberculosis	18.3%
20	Tuberculosis, Miliary	18.3%
21	Tuberculosis, Multidrug-Resistant	18.3%
22	Latent Tuberculosis	18.3%
23	Erysipelothrix infection	17.3%
24	Diphtheria	14.8%
25	Mycoses	14.5%
26	Infection	14.5%
27	Central Nervous System Bacterial Infections	14%
28	Borrelia Infections	13.9%
29	Leptospirosis	13.9%
30	Bacterial Vaginosis	13.5%
31	Tuberculosis, Gastrointestinal	12.7%
32	Gas Gangrene	12.5%
33	Pneumococcal Infections	12.5%
34	Scarlet Fever	12.5%
35	Tetanus	12.5%
36	Tuberculosis, Central Nervous System	12.3%
37	Extensively Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis	12.2%
38	Skin Diseases, Bacterial	12.1%
39	Bacteremia	11.9%
40	Joint Tuberculosis	11.1%
41	Tuberculosis, Osteoarticular	11.1%
42	Bone Tuberculosis	11.1%
43	Erythrasma	10.9%
44	Pneumonia, Bacterial	10.3%
45	Bordetella Infections	10.3%
46	Brucellosis	10.3%
47	Campylobacter infection	10.3%
48	Enterobacteriaceae Infections	10.3%
49	Pseudomonas Infections	10.3%
50	Q Fever	10.3%
51	Vibrio Infections	10.3%
52	Helicobacter Infections	10.3%
53	Neisseriaceae Infections	10.3%
54	Burkholderia Infections	10.3%
55	Flavobacteriaceae Infections	10.3%
56	Moraxellaceae Infections	10.3%
57	Burkholderia cepacia Infection	10.3%
58	Erysipelas	9.9%
59	Staphylococcal Skin Infections	9.9%
60	Bacterial Endocarditis	9.8%
61	Tuberculosis, Pulmonary	9.7%
62	Central Nervous System Infection	9.7%
63	Impetigo	8.6%
64	Ecthyma	8.3%
65	Subacute Bacterial Endocarditis	8.3%
66	Mycetoma	8.1%
67	Lyme Disease	8.1%
68	Relapsing Fever	8.1%
69	Meningitis, Listeria	7.2%
70	Human Ehrlichiosis	7.2%
71	Aspergillosis	6.9%
72	Candidiasis	6.9%
73	Coccidioidomycosis	6.9%
74	Histoplasmosis	6.9%
75	Paracoccidioidomycosis	6.9%
76	Pelvic Infection	6.9%
77	Wound Infection	6.9%
78	Zygomycosis	6.9%
79	Soft Tissue Infection	6.9%
80	Community-Acquired Infections	6.9%
81	Phaeohyphomycosis	6.9%
82	Pneumocystis Infections	6.9%
83	Syphilis	6.6%
84	Rheumatic Fever	6.5%
85	Neurosyphilis	6.5%
86	Lyme Neuroborreliosis	6.4%
87	Enterocolitis, Pseudomembranous	6.3%
88	pseudomembranous colitis	6.3%
89	Tuberculosis, Meningeal	5.9%
90	Chlamydia Infections	5.8%
91	Gonorrhea	5.8%
92	Human anaplasmosis	5.7%
93	Tuberculosis, Spinal	5.7%
94	Japanese Spotted Fever	5.6%
95	Acinetobacter Infections	5.4%
96	Bacteroides Infections	5.4%
97	Cholera	5.4%
98	Escherichia coli Infections	5.4%
99	Haemophilus Infections	5.4%
100	Klebsiella Infections	5.4%
101	Meningococcal Infections	5.4%
102	Mycoplasma Infections	5.4%
103	Pasteurella Infections	5.4%
104	Proteus Infections	5.4%
105	Rickettsia Infections	5.4%
106	Salmonella infections	5.4%
107	Scrub Typhus	5.4%
108	Serratia Infections	5.4%
109	Ureaplasma Infections	5.4%
110	Staphylococcal Scalded Skin Syndrome	5.3%
111	Erythema Chronicum Migrans	5.3%
112	Botulism	5.2%
113	Dermatomycoses	5.2%
114	Hidradenitis Suppurativa	5.2%
115	Meningitis, Bacterial	5.2%
116	Hordeolum	5%
117	Meningitis, Pneumococcal	4.9%
118	Eye Infection	4.9%
119	Respiratory Tract Infections	4.9%
120	Bacterial conjunctivitis	4.9%
121	Ulcerative stomatitis	4.9%
122	Rheumatic Heart Disease	4.8%
123	Erythema Induratum	4.7%
124	Bone Diseases, Infectious	4.7%
125	Otomycosis	4.7%
126	Pregnancy Complications, Infectious	4.7%
127	Skin Diseases, Infectious	4.7%
128	Arthritis, Infectious	4.6%
129	Piedra	4.6%
130	Central Nervous System Fungal Infections	4.6%
131	Suppuration	4.6%
132	Pertussis	4.6%
133	Cross Infection	4.5%
134	Septicemia	4.5%
135	Sepsis	4.5%
136	Furunculosis	4.5%
137	furuncle	4.5%
138	Tuberculosis, Renal	4.2%
139	Rhinoscleroma	3.9%
140	Opportunistic Infections	3.8%
141	Lung Diseases, Fungal	3.6%
142	Urinary tract infection	3.5%
143	Candidiasis, Chronic Mucocutaneous	3.5%
144	Cutaneous Candidiasis	3.5%
145	Brain Abscess	3.5%
146	Neuroaspergillosis	3.5%
147	Fungemia	3.4%
148	Mucormycosis	3.4%
149	Meningitis, Haemophilus	3.3%
150	Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever	3.2%
151	Lymphogranuloma Venereum	3.1%
152	carbuncle	3.1%
153	Syphilis, Congenital	3.1%
154	Psittacosis	3%
155	Paratyphoid Fever	3%
156	Plague	3%
157	Typhoid Fever	3%
158	TYPHUS	3%
159	Yersinia pseudotuberculosis Infections	3%
160	Bubonic Plague	3%
161	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	2.9%
162	Cellulitis	2.8%
163	Ophthalmia Neonatorum	2.7%
164	Trachoma	2.7%
165	Dysentery, Bacillary	2.7%
166	Chromoblastomycosis	2.6%
167	Dermatophytosis	2.6%
168	Sporotrichosis	2.6%
169	Tinea	2.6%
170	Tinea Versicolor	2.6%
171	Trichophytosis	2.6%
172	Invasive Pulmonary Aspergillosis	2.6%
173	Hyalohyphomycosis	2.6%
174	Endotoxemia	2.6%
175	Blastomycosis	2.5%
176	Candidemia	2.4%
177	Oral candidiasis	2.4%
178	Endophthalmitis	2.4%
179	Peritonitis	2.4%
180	Osteomyelitis	2.3%
181	Periostitis	2.3%
182	Surgical Wound Infection	2.3%
183	Pulmonary Aspergillosis	2.3%
184	Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis	2.3%
185	Panophthalmitis	2.3%
186	Abscess	2.3%
187	Adnexitis	2.3%
188	Empyema	2.3%
189	Pelvic Inflammatory Disease	2.3%
190	Salmonella Infections, Animal	2.1%
191	Meningitis, Cryptococcal	2.1%
192	Salmonella food poisoning	2%
193	Superinfection	1.8%
194	Psoas Abscess	1.8%
195	Abdominal Abscess	1.8%
196	Corneal Ulcer	1.8%
197	Puerperal Infection	1.7%
198	Spondylitis	1.7%
199	Appendicitis	1.7%
200	Bacteriuria	1.7%
201	Pyuria	1.7%
202	Meningitis, Fungal	1.7%
203	Pyomyositis	1.7%
204	Endotoxic shock	1.7%
205	Septic Shock	1.7%
206	Toxic Shock Syndrome	1.7%
207	Candidiasis, Vulvovaginal	1.7%
208	Fusariosis	1.4%
209	Arthritis, Reactive	1.4%
210	Diverticulitis	1.2%
211	AIDS-Related Opportunistic Infections	1.2%
212	Tinea Capitis	1.1%
213	Onychomycosis	1.1%
214	Toxoplasmosis, Cerebral	1.1%
215	Waterhouse-Friderichsen Syndrome	1%
216	Lung Abscess	0.9%
217	Tinea Pedis	0.9%
218	Diverticulum	0.9%
219	Diverticulosis	0.9%
220	Discitis	0.9%
221	Mastoiditis	0.9%
222	Petrositis	0.9%
223	Lemierre Syndrome	0.9%
224	Retropharyngeal Abscess	0.7%
225	Epidural Abscess	0.7%
226	Peritonsillar Abscess	0.7%
227	Liver Abscess	0.7%
228	Aspergillosis, Allergic Bronchopulmonary	0.6%
229	Liver Abscess, Amebic	0.2%

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