臺灣結核病流行現況 及 防治策略

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臺灣結核病流行現況 及 防治策略. 疾病管制局 蘇家彬 醫師 2012.04.06. 結核病簡介. 什麼是結核病 ?. 人的結核病通常由結核菌 ( Mycobacterium tuberculosis, MTB) 引起。 結核菌對外界抵抗力甚強,在陰暗處結核菌可生存 2~3 個月不死。. 結核菌在顯微鏡下的形狀 ( 耐酸染色 ). 傳染途徑 (1). 結核病的傳染係經由細小飛沫 (droplet) 而發生,飛沬大小約 1~5mm ,內含結核菌。 飛沫來自於帶菌的結核病患,病人 常在咳痰,或藉由 在公共場所講話、咳嗽、唱歌、或大笑時產生飛沫。 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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