Case report shows penile tuberculosis diagnosis after renal tuberculosis treatment in an HIV patient, indicating rarity.
A BSTRACT Penile tuberculosis (TB) is a rare entity, and the detection of it close to the end of antitubercular drug therapy has been seldom seen. We report a 50-year-old male with human immunodeficiency virus, who was diagnosed to have renal TB and was started on appropriate antitubercular treatment. Towards the end of his therapy, he underwent circumcision, and the prepucial skin biopsy showed the presence of a tubercular granuloma.
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