Delayed diagnosis and comprehensive treatment of cutaneous tuberculosis: A case report

Figure 1 Negative pressure drainage for part of the wound.

Figure 2 Wound formation after surgical incision rupture.

Figure 3 The wound after debridement and dressing change.

Figure 4 Wound skin grafting and vacuum suction.

Figure 5 Skin lesions and sinus after skin grafting.

Figure 6 T1-weighted short TI inversion recovery enhancement: Local epidermal tissue defect on the inner right thigh, and strengthening of the medial muscle tissue.

Figure 7 Bacterial culture of pyogenic fluids. The arrows indicate acid-fast bacilli. Magnification: 100 ×.

Figure 8 Symptoms of the patient after treatment. A: Two weeks after the dressing change for part of the wound and anti-tuberculosis treatment; B: One month after the dressing change for part of the wound and anti-tuberculosis treatment; C: Forty-five days after the dressing change for part of the wound and anti-tuberculosis treatment.

Figure 9 T1-weighted short TI inversion recovery enhancement: Extent of lesion enhancement was significantly reduced and the degree of enhancement was reduced.

Figure 10  Two months after discharge.