Achilles Tendon Infection Due to Mycobacterium chelonae

Abstract: Atypical tuberculous tenosynovitis of the foot and ankle is extremely rare. The determination of the Mycobacterium species is essential because resistance of atypical mycobacterial strains to antituberculous drugs is often encountered

Abstract: Atypical tuberculous tenosynovitis of the foot and ankle is extremely rare. The determination of the Mycobacterium species is essential because resistance of atypical mycobacterial strains to antituberculous drugs is often encountered

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Achilles Tendon Infection Due to Mycobacterium chelonae

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