Abstract:

Skin tuberculosis (tbc) is a chronic transmitted granulomatosis infection of the skin. The effect can appear in different clinical forms depending on the path to the skin, the immune response of the host, the number and virulence of basilin. Mycobacterium tuberculosis, mycobacterium bovis and Bacille Calmette-Guerin (BCG) are rarely seen as a factor in the disease. Cutanose tuberculosis occurs in less than 2% of all cases of tuberculosis. The majority of cutanosal tuberculosis phenomena are endogenous (lupus vulgaris, scrofuloderma, metastatic tuberculosis abscess, acute millyar tuberculosis, orifisyal tuberculosis) from a centre, while a few are exogenous tuberculosis primary complex (tuberculosis chancre), tuberculosis is the form where the bacillus comes from the outside. Primary inoculation tuberculosis (Tbc chancra) occurs when basils enter the skin of people who have not previously been in contact with basil. Here a phenomenon of primary inoculation tuberculosis is presented, which is a very rare variant of cutanate tuberculosis.