Tuberculosis at the socialized patients without comorbidity in different age groups

The problem of tuberculosis is still relevant, despite the trend towards a reduction of morbidity.1 Labor migration entails the delivery of new TB cases and TB epidemic burdening situation. In studies that examine the various features of TB, the analysis is performed in patients that have burdened comorbidity status, and often social problems the lack of a permanent place of residence, are or were present earlier in the prison system. In the available literature we have not TB research has been reported in patients socialized with no significant (comorbid) conditions. In our opinion, it is in these “ideal” patients, epidemiological and clinical presentation of TB is devoid of confounding factors that can make a fairly dramatic change in the picture of TB.