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D-dimer Vol.86 No.07 717-722 Yoshitoshi KOMAZAKI et al. PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM WITH PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS
Daily health monitoring Vol.86 No.04 437-444 Yuko SUZUKI et.al. A STUDY ON PREVENTIVE MEASURES AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS IN CARE FACILITIES FOR THE ELDERLY IN A TOKYO METROPOLITAN DISTRICT
Daily hospital life Vol.77 No.09 609-614 Fumio YAMAGISHI et al. The Present Situation of Daily Life of Tuberculosis Patients Treated in Hospitals with Beds for Tuberculosis in Japan
Database Vol.84 No.12 783-794 Tomoshige MATSUMOTO and Tomotada IWAMOTO ADVANCES IN MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY OF TUBERCULOSIS
OPEN THE DOOR TO THE NEXT STAGE
Day laborers Vol.82 No.05 455-458 Nobuaki NAKATA et al. Significance of Tuberculosis Screening of Outpatients in Areas with High Prevalence of Tuberculosis
DDH Vol.77 No.08 539-546 Yutaka FUKASAWA Microplate Hybridization Methods of Reduced Unspecific Reassociation Considering △TM -Comparison between Relative Relatedness of DNA and Key Characters for Mycobacterium szulgai
DDH Vol.79 No.07 437-441 Yuko KAZUMI et al. Mycobacterium shinshuense Isolated from Cutaneous Ulcer Lesion of Right Lower Extremity in a 37-Year-Old Woman
DDH Vol.85 No.05 461-464, Akio AONO et al. Non-tuberculous Mycobacterium Strains that Show Positive Test for Identification Kits of M. Tuberculosis
Complex
Dead space Vol.78 No.09 597-600 Hiroyasu YOKOMISE et al. Development of New Therapeutic Method for Empyema
Death Vol.85 No.01 61-64 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2008
─ Series 4. Elderly TB ─
Death Vol.85 No.08 683-686 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2008 ─Series 10. Treatment Outcome and TB Deaths─
Death Vol.86 No.07 737-741 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ―Series 4. Elderly TB―
Death Vol.87 No.05 415-419 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ─Series 10. Treatment Outcome and TB Deaths ─
Death Vol.87 No.09 585-589 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center (TSC), RIT, JATA TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 ―(4) Tuberculosis in the Elderly―
Death rate Vol.80 No.09 607-611 Masako WADA Anti-tuberculosis Drug-Induced Hepatitis
Deceased case Vol.77 No.11 709-716 Susumu HARADA et al. A Clinical Study of Deceased Cases of Pulmonary M.avium Complex (MAC) Disease-In Contrast with Survived Cases Followed-Up for 5 Years or Longer
Decentralization Vol.78 No.02 107-110 Chairpersons:N. ISHIKAWA, T.AHIKO Breakthrough for Tuberculosis Control Program in Japan
Decentralization Vol.80 No.07 541-546 Mitsuhiro USHIO Amendment of Tuberculosis Prevention Law and Prospect of Tuberculosis Control Program
Decentralization Vol.81 No.07 467-474 Saint SALY et al. Decentralized DOTS Shortens Delay to TB Treatment Significantly in Cambodia 
Decline rate Vol.75 No.09 533-544 Toshio TAKATORIGE. et al. Factors Related to the Slowdown in the Reduction of the Tuberculosis Incidence Rate in Osaka City-Structure of the High Incidence Rate of Tuberculosis in Osaka City Analyzed by Administrative-Ward Group, Five-Year Period and Age Group
Decrease of the local pulmonary defence mechanism Vol.78 No.07 487-490 Yoshihiro KOBASHI et al. A case of Pulmonary Mycobacterium avium Complex Disease Complicated by Interstitial Pneumonia with Collagen Vascular Disease
Deep-sea Vol.78 No.06 449-452 Hidemaro ONO et al. Four Cases of Pulmonary Tuberculosis among Deep-Sea Fishermen
Deep venous thrombosis Vol.86 No.07 717-722 Yoshitoshi KOMAZAKI et al. PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM WITH PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS
Default Vol.77 No.10 671-677 Jumpei YAMAMURA et al. A Study on Patients with Tuberculosis Among Foreigners Overstayed in Japan After Expiration of Visa-Activities Over Three Years
Default rate Vol.78 No.09 581-585 Emiko TOYOTA et al. Usefulness of Directly Observed Therapy (DOT) during Hospitalization as DOTS in Japanese Style
Defaulter Vol.75 No.11 675-679 Chairpersons: M. TSUJI, T. YAMASHITA Cooperation between Public Health Centers and Hospitals in Tuberculosis Control-How Should Clinical Nurses and Public Health Nurses Work Together?
Defaulter Vol.84 No.12 767-781 Fumio YAMAGISHI and Makoto TOYOTA RESEARCH AND CONTROL OF RELAPSE TUBERCULOSIS CASES
Defaulting Vol.75 No.02 79-88 Jumpei YAMAMURA et al. A Study on Tuberculosis Cases among Over-Staying Foreigners
Defaulting Vol.78 No.12 723-732 Yuka SASAKI et al. A Study on Pulmonary Tuberculosis Retreatment Cases
Defaulting Vol.78 No.12 747-750 Shinya KONDO et al. Infants and Children Who Developed Tuberculosis Following Contacts Investigation
Degree of smear positivity Vol.87 No.08 541-547 Kenji MATSUMOTO et al. THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SMOKING AND SPUTUM SMEAR-POSITIVE PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN OSAKA  CITY
Delay Vol.82 No.06 523-529 Osamitsu YAGI et al. Bone and Joint Tuberculosis Concurrent with Tuberculosi of Other Organs 
Delay analysis Vol.81 No.07 467-474 Saint SALY et al. Decentralized DOTS Shortens Delay to TB Treatment Significantly in Cambodia 
Delay of case finding Vol.85 No.02 139-142 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2008
Delay of case finding Vol.86 No.09 787-791 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ─ Series 5. Case Findings ─
Delay of diagnosis Vol.82 No.08 647-654 Atsuhisa TAMURA et al. Features of Bronchial Tuberculosis-An Analysis of 103 Cases-
Delay in case-finding Vol.87 No.2 35-40 Kenji MATSUMOTO et al. EXAMINATION OF ONSET CASES IN CONTACT INVESTIGATION
Delayed-type hypersensitivity Vol.76 No.05 407-411 Shinya KONDO et al. Infants 12 Month-Old or Less as a High Risk Group in Tuberculosis-Comparison of Clinical Data with Those in Children Aged One to Two Years-
Delayed-type hypersensitivity Vol.78 No.01 1-3 Shinya KONDO et al. Difficulties in the Treatment of Tuberculosis in Infants
Delayed-type hypersensitivity Vol.81 No.05 375-379 Shinya KONDO et al. Three Cases of Tuberculosis Children Who Demonstrated Paradoxical Worsening during Different Stage of Treatment
Delivery Vol.81 No.06 413-418 Tetsuya TAKASHIMA et al. Treatment Outcome of Patients with Multidrug-Resistant Pulmonary Tuberculosis during Pregnancy
Delivery  Vol.77 No.11 703-708 Emiko TOYOTA et al. Management of Tuberculosis During Pregnancy and Puerperium
Dermatomyositis Vol.77 No.06 465-470 Masakuni FUJITA et al. A Case of Cutaneous Tuberculosis Under Steroid & Immunosuppressant Therapy for Dermatomyositis
Descriptive epidemiology Vol.79 No.09 579-586 Masaki OTA et al. An Outbreak of Tuberculosis in a  Long-term Care Unit of a Mental Hospital
Desensitization therapy Vol.75 No.09 521-526 Yoshihiro KOBASHI et al. Desensitization Therapy for Antituberculous Drugs
Desensitization therapy Vol.75 No.12 699-704 Yoshihiro KOBASHI et al. Desensitization Therapy for Allergic Reactions of Antituberculous Drugs-Evaluation of Desensitization Therapy According to the Guideline of the Japanese Society for Tuberculosis
Desensitization therapy Vol.81 No.04 351-355 Hiroyuki KAMIYA et al. A Case of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Complicated with an Orthotopic Liver Transplantation
Desensitization therapy Vol.86 No.02 87-99 Chairpersons:
K. TSUYUGUCHI and M. WADA
MANAGEMENT OF ADVERSE EFFECTS WITH ANTITUBERCULOSIS CHEMOTHERAPY
Detection rate Vol.77 No.04 329-339 Masako OHMORI et al. Discussing the Current Situation of Tuberculosis Case-Finding by Mass Miniature Radiography in Japan
Detection rate of TB cases Vol.85 No.11 799-803 Tadao SHIMAO MASS HEALTH EXAMINATION FOR TUBERCULOSIS
Detention Vol.80 No.01 31-45 Chairpersons:H. NAGAI. T. INAGAKI Tuberculosis and Human Rights
Detention Vol.86 No.04 459-471 Kunihiko ITO LEGAL ENFORCEMENT FOR NON-ADHERENT TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS
Development Vol.77 No.11 735-740 Sang Jae Kim Current Problems of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis and Its Control
Development mechanism Vol.82 No.12 903-918 Kenji HIBIYA et al. The Pathogenesis and the Development Mechanism of Mycobacterium avium Complex
Infection
Development of active tuberculosis Vol.85 No.07 595-599 Nobuyuki HARADA Interpretation of  QFT Results in Several Contact Investigations
Diabates Vol.85 No.05 495-498 Tuberculosis Surveillance
Center,RIT,JATA
Tuberculosis Annual Report 2008 -Series7. Condition of TB(2)-
Diabetes Vol.79 No.01 25-32 Ryuzo KAWAMORI Diabetes and Tuberculosis-Bad Companions-
Diabetes Vol.86 No.11 883-887 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ─Series7. Condition of TB(2)─
Diabetes mellitus Vol.75 No.08 505-509 Fumio YAMAGISHI et al. Management of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Patients Complicated with Diabetes Mellitus before Diagnosis as Pulmonary Tuberculosis and Feasibility of Chemoprophylaxis
Diabetes Mellitus Vol.75 No.11 665-673 Masako WADA The Effectiveness of Pyrazinamide-Containing Six-Month Short Course Chemotherapy
Diabetes mellitus Vol.76 No.02 77-81 Fumio YAMAGISHI Prevention of Development of Pulmonary Tuberculosis in Compromised Host
Diabetes mellitus Vol.76 No.06 447-454 Yasuhiro YAMAGUCHI et al. A Study on the Clinical Features of Pulmonary Tuberculosis in Elderly Patients
Diabetes mellitus Vol.76 No.09 619-624 Mouka TAMURA et al. A Study on Relation between Active Pulmonary Tuberculosis and Underlying Diseases
Diabetes mellitus Vol.77 No.05 409-413 Katsuhiko TSUKAGUCHI et al. Longitudinal Assessment of IFN-γProduction in Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis Complicated with Diabetes Mellitus
Diabetes mellitus Vol.77 No.12 799-804 Fumio YAMAGISHI Medical Risk Factors of Tuberculosis and Countermeasures
Diabetes mellitus Vol.78 No.10 661-667 Fumio YAMAGISHI Measures for Tuberculosis in Compromised Hosts-Mainly on Chemoprophylaxis-
Diabetes mellitus Vol.78 No.11 717-722 Chairpersons:F.YAMAGISHI and K.SHIMOKATA Tuberculosis in Compromised Hosts
Diabetes mellitus Vol.79 No.01 1-6 Yoshihiro KOBASHI et al. Clinical Analysis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Detected during Follow-up of Other Underlying Diseases
Diabetes mellitus Vol.81 No.10 631-638 Fumio YAMAGISHI The Clinical Features for Tuberculosis in Compromised Hosts
Diabetes mellitus Vol.87 No.06 453-459 Satoko SUNAGAWA et al. CLINICAL FEATURES OF DIABETIC PATIENTS WITH PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS ADMITTED TO A UNIVERSITYHOSPITAL
Diabetes mellitus Vol.87 No.12 783-787 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center (TSC), RIT, JATA TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 ─ (7) Tuberculosis Characteristics upon Diagnosis-2 ─
Diagnosis Vol.77 No.05 427-431 Tatsuyoshi IKEUE et al. Pulmonary Infection Caused by Mycobacterium szulgai: A Case Report
Diagnosis Vol.79 No.11 645-653 Toshihiko KURAOKA Diagnostic Key-point of the Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Diagnosis Vol.79 No.04 289-295 Keisuke AOE et al. Diagnosis and Treatment of Tuberculous Pleurisy-With Special Reference to the Significance of Measurement of Pleural Fluid Cytokines-
Diagnosis Vol.79 No.05 349-354 Tetsuya UEDA et al. Tuberculous Lymphadenitis:A Clinical Study of 23 Cases
Diagnosis Vol.80 No.08 581-585 Peter ANDERSEN et al.  Replacing the Tuberculin Skin Test with a Specific Blood Test
Diagnosis Vol.81 No.06 401-405 Kunihiko ITO et al. The Role of Simultaneous Combination Culture with Solid and Liquid Media for Diagnosis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Diagnosis Vol.81 No.08 511-518 Kunihiko ITO et al. Number of Sputum Cultures by MGIT System Needed to Diagnose Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Diagnosis Vol.86 No.04 431-436 Satoko YONESHIMA et.al. CLINICAL REVIEW OF 8 PATIENTS WITH TUBERCULOUS PERITONITIS
Diagnosis of tuberculosis infection Vol.77 No.10 659-664 Eriko SHIGETOH et al. Repeated Tuberculin Skin Tests in Nurse Students-Observation for 3 Years
Diagnosis of tuberculosis infection Vol.81 No.11 681-686 Nobuyuki HARADA Characteristics of a Diagnostic Method of Tuberculosis Infection Based on Whole Blood Interferon-γ Assay
Diagnostic criteria Vol.79 No.07 431-435 Tetsuro INOUE et al. Clinical Ebaluation on Isolation of Mycobacterium kansasii in Our Hospital 
Diagnostic criteria Vol.85 No.02 87-93 Atsuyuki KURASHIMA JAPANESE NEW GUIDELINES FOR NONTUBERCULOUS
MYCOBACTERIAL PULMONARY DISEASE
Diagnostic criteria Vol.88 No.03 283-289 Yasuharu NAKAHARA et al. PULMONARY LESIONS IN WHICH NONTUBERCULOUS MYCOBACTERIA WERE DETECTED BY PERCUTANEOUS ASPIRATION
Diagnostic standard Vol.77 No.12 815-821 Atsuyuki KURASHIMA Diagnosis and Treatment of Pulmonary Nontuberculous Mycobacteriosis
Diagnostics Vol.79 No.12 725-735 Nobuyuki HARADA et al. Basic Characteristics of a Novel Diagnostic Method (QuantiFERON® TB-2G) of Latent Tuberculosis Infection with a Use of Mycobacterium tuberculsis-Specific Antigens, ESAT-6 and CFP-10
Diagnostics for tuberculosis infection Vol.84 No.04 173-186 Kazue HIGUCHI et al. Research Agenda of Interferon-Gamma Release Assays
Dialysis Vol.78 No.11 717-722 Chairpersons:F.YAMAGISHI and K.SHIMOKATA Tuberculosis in Compromised Hosts
Dialysis Vol.86 No.11 857-862 Chihiro FUKUSHIMA et al. PROBLEMS OF TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS UNDER DIALYSIS IN TAMA AREA, TOKYO
Differential diagnosis Vol.84 No.08 585-590 Hiroshi TANAKA et al. Differential  Diagnosis of  Pulmonary Mycobacterial  Infection; Radiological Findings Mimicking Tuberculous or Nontuberculous  Mycobacterial  Pneumonia 
Difficulties in treatment adherence Vol.88 No.04 429-437 Reiko SAITO et al. ON-THE-STREET DOTS FOR A HOMELESS TUBERCULOSIS PATIENT ─ Case Report of a Patient Who Had Diffi culties with TB Treatment Adherence ─
Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) Vol.87 No.10 663-667 Shojiro MINOMO et al. ENLARGEMENT OF INTRATHORACIC DIFFUSE LARGE B-CELL LYMPHOMA DURING TREATMENT OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS: A CASE REPORT
Diplopia Vol.87 No.07 501-505 Kazuyoshi NAKAMURA et al. A CASE OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATED WITH ORBITAL MYOSITIS
Direct BCG vaccination Vol.80 No.08 565-569 Shinya KONDO et al. Clinical Characteristics in Non-Symptomatic Infants with Tuberculosis Whose Diagnostic Clue Was Regular Tuberculin Skin Test Prior to BCG Vaccination 
Direct smear Vol.81 No.09 573-576 Kunihiko ITO Comparison between Direct Smear by Ziehl-Neelsen and Concentrated Smear by Fluorochrome Stain
Direct smear examination Vol.80 No.02 95-111 Chairpersons:S. ICHIYAMA and K. SUZUKI Clinical Application of Testing Methods on Acid-Fast Bacteria 
Directly observed chemotherapy Vol.82 No.10 771-781 Masako WADA Anti-Tuberculosis Chemotherapy
Directly observed treatment Vol.78 No.12 723-732 Yuka SASAKI et al. A Study on Pulmonary Tuberculosis Retreatment Cases
Directly observed treatment Vol.81 No.05 363-369 Masako WADA et al. Twice-Weekly Intermittent Chemotherapy during the Maintenance Phase of the Short-Course Treatment for New Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Directly observed treatment Vol.86 No.04 445-451 Eriko SHIGETO TREATMENT AND ISOLATION OF NON-ADHERENT AND/OR INFECTIOUS TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS UNDER THE INFECTIOUS DISEASES CONTROL LAW
Directly Observed Treatment Short-course(DOTS) Vol.85 No.03 158-162, Hamood Yahya MAHYIUOB AL-HONAHI  et al. A Trial to Mobilize NGO Health Volunteers to Improve Tuberculosis Patient Care in SANA'A City, YEMEN
Disappearance of drug resistance Vol.76 No.04 379-383 Eriko SHIGETO et al. A Case of Drug-Resistant Pulmonary Tuberculosis Treated Successfully Following Disappearance of Rifampicin Resistance after 17 Years' Chemotherapy
Disaster Vol.86 No.12 933-943 Chairperson: Toru MORI The 86th Annual Meeting Emergency Symposium - THE EAST JAPAN EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMI DISASTER AND TUBERCULOSIS
Discharge criteria Vol.82 No.01 11-17 Michihiro FUJINO et al. New Criteria for Discharge from Ward in Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis Using Mycobacteria Growth Indicator Tube
Discharge criteria Vol.85 No.03 151-154, Fumie MISHIMA  et al. THE CHANGES OF HOSPITALIZATION IN OUR TUBERCULOUS WARD
AFTER NEW DISCHARGE CRITERIA
Discharge Isolation Vol.81 No.12 721-730 Kunihiko ITO et al. Criteria of Hospitalization and Discharge for Tuberculosis in the Western Developed Countries and Comparison with That of Japan
Discharge-criteria Vol.80 No.10 631-636 Ayako MIKAMI et al. The Impact of the Change in Criteria for Hospital Discharge of Patients with Tuberculosis on the Duration of Hospitalization
Discharging criteria Vol.79 No.06 375-380 Naoshi YANAGISAWA et al. Current Status of the Criteria for Discharging Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis-Results of Questionnaire Survey on the Criteria for Discharging Patients from Tuberculosis Wards of the Hospitals in Kanto Area-
Discontinuation of standard chemotherapy Vol.76 No.05 427-436 CSUCTNS Clinical Study on the Cases in Which INH or RFP was Discontinued during Treatment for Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Disease Vol.76 No.02 83-91 Jerrold J. ELLNER The Human Immune Response to Mycobacterium tuberculosis Infection and Disease
Disease control Vol.79 No.09 587-604 Toru MORI Reform of Japan's NTP and its Technical Perspectives
Disease status Vol.79 No.04 297-300 Shuichi YANO et al. The Clinical Features of Ultra-Old Tuberculosis Patients in Our Hospital
Disease status Vol.80 No.09 591-594 Shuichi YANO et al. Improvement on Chest X-ray Findings after Two Months of Antituberculous Treatment
Disease susceptibility Vol.85 No.03 163-177, Naoto Keicho and  Etsuro YAMAGUCHI Cenetic Predispositon to Tuberculosis in Asia -Present Approach and Future Directions-
Disease susceptibility genes Vol.87 No.05 433-448 Chairpersons: Atsuyuki KURASHIMA and Kenji OGAWA ─The 86th Annual Meeting Symposium─ FOREFRONT OF THE CLINIC AND RESEARCH OF PULMONARY MAC DISEASE
Disseminated BCG infection Vol.84 No.08 597-603 Shigehiro ENKAI et al. A Case of Disseminated BCG Infection Found during Treatment of an Infant with Crohn's Disease
Disseminated disease Vol.84 No.08 569-575 Shinobu AKAGAWA Chest X-ray Image Findings of Mycobacterium avium complex(MAC) Lung Disease
Disseminated intravascular coagulation Vol.87 No.12 771-776 Sachiko SHIRAISHI et al. A CASE OF MILIARY TUBERCULOSIS COMPLICATED BY DISSEMINATED INTRAVASCULAR COAGULATION AND ACUTE  RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WITH RECOMBINANT HUMAN SOLUBLE THROMBOMODULIN
Disseminated Mycobacterium kansasii infection Vol.80 No.04 359-364 Yutaro SUZUKI et al. A Rare Case of Disseminated Mycobacterium kansasii Infection
Disseminated tuberculosis Vol.81 No.11 667-671 Junichi TSUYUSAKI et al. A Case of Disseminated Tuberculosis Complicated with Tuberculous Meningitis while Investigating an Abdominal Lymphadenopathy
Dissemination Vol.78 No.12 747-750 Shinya KONDO et al. Infants and Children Who Developed Tuberculosis Following Contacts Investigation
Dissemination Vol.82 No.12 903-918 Kenji HIBIYA et al. The Pathogenesis and the Development Mechanism of Mycobacterium avium Complex
Infection
Distribution Vol.87 No.05 397-402 Atsuyuki KURASHIMA et al. DISTRIBUTION OF PULMONARY MYCOBACTERIUM AVIUM COMPLEX (MAC) DISEASE CAVITIES AND THEIR COURSE UNDER CHEMOTHERAPY
District Vol.86 No.07 729-735 Masako OHMORI et al. THE USE OF NATIONWIDE TUBERCULOSIS SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM DATA TO DETERMINE GEOGRAPHICAL DIFFERENCES IN DRUG RESISTANCE ― Consideration of the Representativeness of the Drug Resistance Rate in Japan ―
DNA Vol.75 No.12 705-709 Yoshiyuki ABE et al. A Case of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Diagnosed by DNA Amplification Methods from Transbronchial Lung Biopsy Materials
DNA Vol.85 No.06 509-514, Kunio TSUJIMURA and
Yukio KOIDE
T Cell-mediated Immune Responses and the Recognition of Tuberculosis Antigens
DNA fingerprinting Vol.81 No.04 321-328 Hiromi ANO et al. Molecular Epidemiology of Tuberculosis by the Use of IS6110 Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism:A Study from 2001 to 2003
DNA microarray Vol.81 No.12 709-713 Hiromi ANO et al. Resistance-Conferring Mutations of Mycobacterium tuberculosis Strains with Low Level Resistance to Isoniazid
Doctor's delay Vol.75 No.09 527-532 Yuka SASAKI et al. A Study of Patient's and Doctor's Delay in Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis Discovered by Visiting Doctors with Symptoms in Particular on Doctor's Delay
Doctor's delay Vol.75 No.10 569-573 Yuka SASAKI et al. A Clinical Study in the Collagen Disease Patients Developed Pulmonary Tuberculosis during Corticosteroid Administration
Doctor's delay Vol.77 No.09 621-625 Yuka SASAKI A Study of Case Findings In Pulmonary Tuberculosis Patients
Doctor's delay Vol.88 No.01 9-13 Atsuhisa TAMURA et al. DOCTOR'S DELAY IN ENDOBRONCHIAL TUBERCULOSIS
Dormant-type tubercle bacilli Vol.85 No.11 809-813 Haruaki TOMIOKA PROSPECTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW ANTITUBERCULOUS DRUGS PUTTING OUR HOPES ON NEW DRUG TARGETS
Dormitory housing for construction worker Vol.84 No.11 701-707 Hidetoshi IGARI Tuberculosis among Construction Workers from Dormitory Housings in Chiba City
DOT Vol.75 No.10 611-617 Chairpersons:T. TAKETORIGE, T. AHIKO Tuberculosis Control of Urban Areas in Japan
DOT Vol.76 No.12 749-753 Emiko TOYOTA DOTS in Japan-Tokyo Area
DOT Vol.76 No.12 755-757 Yohichi TATSUMI DOTS in Osaka City
DOT Vol.77 No.01 29-35 Paula I. FUJIWARA A Decade of Successful Tuberculosis Control in New York City-The Role of  DOT vs DOTS
DOT Vol.80 No.04 381-388 Keiichi HOSHINO et al. Usefulness of Support during Treatment by Alignment with Health Centers and DOT during Hospitalization
DOT during hospitalization Vol.78 No.09 581-585 Emiko TOYOTA et al. Usefulness of Directly Observed Therapy (DOT) during Hospitalization as DOTS in Japanese Style
DOT for outpatients Vol.82 No.02 125-141 Chairpersons:E.TOYOTA and K.OGAWA The New Criteria for Discharge from Tuberculosis Ward-Practical Use and Problem
DOT(directly observed therapy) Vol.79 No.01 17-24 Yuki TADA et al. Tuberculosis Control in Kawasaki City-Promoting the DOT Program
DOTS Vol.76 No.11 707-713 Chairpersons:K. KOKUBU, K. INUZUKA Medical Treatment Support to Tuberculous Patients-From the Standpoint of Community Support-
DOTS Vol.76 No.12 749-753 Emiko TOYOTA DOTS in Japan-Tokyo Area
DOTS Vol.76 No.12 755-757 Yohichi TATSUMI DOTS in Osaka City
DOTS Vol.77 No.01 29-35 Paula I. FUJIWARA A Decade of Successful Tuberculosis Control in New York City-The Role of  DOT vs DOTS
DOTS Vol.77 No.09 597-603 Tomoko KIMURA et al. Tuberculosis Control of Construction Workers Living in Hanba
DOTS Vol.78 No.09 581-585 Emiko TOYOTA et al. Usefulness of Directly Observed Therapy (DOT) during Hospitalization as DOTS in Japanese Style
DOTS Vol.78 No.02 107-110 Chairpersons:N. ISHIKAWA, T.AHIKO Breakthrough for Tuberculosis Control Program in Japan
DOTS Vol.79 No.02 59-61 Chairpersons:Hideo OGATA and Takeko YAMASHITA The Results of DOTS Strategy
DOTS Vol.79 No.12 743-746 Chairpersons:A. NASU, N. KOBAYASHI Nursing on Tuberculosis Patients-Quality Nursing to Support Patient's Compliance to Treatment
DOTS Vol.79 No.09 587-604 Toru MORI Reform of Japan's NTP and its Technical Perspectives
DOTS Vol.80 No.02 89-94 Nobukatsu ISHIKAWA How to Combat against Global Tuberculosis Burden-Experiences and Perspectives for Japan's International Cooperation
DOTS Vol.80 No.08 577-580 Lee B. REICHMAN Tuberculosis:The Global Timebomb
DOTS Vol.80 No.10 631-636 Ayako MIKAMI et al. The Impact of the Change in Criteria for Hospital Discharge of Patients with Tuberculosis on the Duration of Hospitalization
DOTS Vol.80 No.11 719-729 Chairperson:N. KOBAYASHI Needs for Assessment of Treatment Outcome by Cohort Analysis
DOTS Vol.81 No.07 467-474 Saint SALY et al. Decentralized DOTS Shortens Delay to TB Treatment Significantly in Cambodia 
DOTS Vol.81 No.10 591-602 Hitoshi HOSHINO et al. Evaluation of Effect of Community DOTS on Treatment Outcomes by TB Surveillance Data
DOTS Vol.81 No.12 715-720 Eriko MORINO et al. Effects of New Discharge Criteria Incorporating DOTS on Treatment Outcome of Patients with Smear-Positive Tuberculosis
DOTS Vol.82 No.01 19-25 Toshio TAKATORIGE et al. Tuberculosis and Its Control Measures for Homeless People: Implementation of Chest X-ray Examination for Three Successive Years
DOTS Vol.82 No.01 39-51 Chairpersons:K.TAKEUCHI and K. KOKUBU Let's DOTS-Embodying the Desire of Nursing to Heal in DOTS
DOTS Vol.82 No.02 119-123 Tadayuki AHIKO Outcomes and Problems of DOTS Strategy in Japan
DOTS Vol.82 No.12 941-957 Chairpersons: T.AHIKO and N.KOBAYASHI Effective Measures for Promoting the New Tuberculosis Control Program of Japan
DOTS Vol.84 No.04 173-186 Tomoya NARITA and
Noriko KOBAYASHI
Development and Perspectives of Community DOTS
DOTS Vol.84 No.11 701-707 Hidetoshi IGARI Tuberculosis among Construction Workers from Dormitory Housings in Chiba City
DOTS Vol.85 No.02 69-78 Mari YAMADA et al. USE OF A RISK ASSESSMENT INVENTORY IN IMPLEMENTATION
OF THE COMMUNITY DOTS IN SHINJUKU, JAPAN
DOTS   Vol.78 No.02 95-100 Toru MORI Tuberculosis and Society
DOTS Vol.85 No.12 881-894 Chairpersons: M TOYOTA,
Y SASAKI
The 85th Annual Meeting Symposium - THE ISSUE OF TUBERCULOSIS IN THE ELDERLY IN JAPAN
DOTS Vol.86 No.10 821-827 Naoki NAKATSUBO et al. THE IMPLEMENTATION STATUS OF COMMUNITY DIRECTLY OBSERVED THERAPY SHORT-COURSE (DOTS) PRACTICE IN MEDICAL FACILITIES DESIGNATED FOR TUBERCULOSIS TREATMENT IN THE TAMA AREA
DOTS Vol.86 No.12 971-981 Chairpersons: 1 Tadayuki AHIKO and  2 Tomoyo NARITA The 86th Annual Meeting Mini-Symposium - COOPERATION OF RELEVANT ORGANIZATIONS FOR TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL
DOTS Vol.87 No.11 737-741 Kenji MATSUMOTO et al. EVALUATION OF THE EFFECT OF DOTS ON TREATMENT OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH SMEAR-POSITIVE PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN OSAKA CITY
DOTS Vol.87 No.12 795-808 Chairpersons: Akira FUJITA and Tomoyo NARITA ─The 87th Annual Meeting Symposium─PATIENT-CENTERED  MEDICINE  FOR  TUBERCULOSIS  MEDICAL  SERVICES
DOTS conference Vol.84 No.04 173-186 Tomoya NARITA and
Noriko KOBAYASHI
Development and Perspectives of Community DOTS
DOTS conference Vol.87 No.02 71-81 Chairpersons:
Yoko NAGATA and Keiko KUDO
The 86th Annual Meeting Mini-Symposium ROLE OF NURSING IN TUBERCULOSIS CARE
DOTS strategy Vol.78 No.01 37-44 Shigeru OMI Tuberculosis Control Strategy in Asia for the 21st Century-Tuberculosis Control in the Western Pacific Region of World Health Organization
Double-strain infection Vol.79 No.06 387-390 Kunihiko ITO et al. Multi-Drug Resistant Lung Tuberculosis Due to Double Infection of MDR Strain
DRG/PPS Vol.85 No.03 145-150 Katsuyuki TOBISE  et al. A  DRG/PPS  SIMULATION  IN  THE  MEDICAL  CARE  OF  TUBERCULOSIS
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Drug administration support Vol.80 No.11 719-729 Chairperson:N. KOBAYASHI Needs for Assessment of Treatment Outcome by Cohort Analysis
Drug delivery Vol.81 No.12 753-774 Chairpersons:H. TOMIOKA and K. NAMBA Development of Antituberculous Drugs:Current Status and Future Prospects 
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Drug interactions Vol.82 No.07 563-567 Yoshinori MATSUI et al. Examination of Administrative Dosage of Cyclosporine during the Anti-Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Including Rifampicin
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Drug resistance Vol.77 No.11 735-740 Sang Jae Kim Current Problems of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis and Its Control
Drug resistance Vol.78 No.10 653-659 Tadashi ISHIDA Role of Oral Fluoroquinolones in Patients with Respiratory Diseases
Drug resistance Vol.78 No.12 739-746 Hiromi ANO et al. Fluctuation in the Ratio between Drug-Resistant and -Susceptible M.tuberculosis Bacilli Which Were Isolated from Patients with Prolonged Anti-Tuberculosis Treatment
Drug resistance Vol.79 No.08 461-467 Kunihiko ITO et al. Drug Resistance in Recurrent Cases of Tuberculosis
Drug resistance Vol.79 No.11 631-635 Kunihiko ITO et al. Are Tuberculosis Advisory Committees Well-Functioning?
Drug resistance Vol.81 No.01 1-5 Yoshiaki TAO et al. Clinical Analysis of Cases with Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis-Inpatients at National Hospitals in Kyushu between 1998 and 2003-
Drug resistance Vol.82 No.02 95-101 Takashi YOSHIYAMA et al. Treatment Results of Rifampicin (RFP) Resistant Isoniazid (INH) Susceptible Tuberculosis, a Hospital Based Study
Drug resistance Vol.84 No.12 767-781 Fumio YAMAGISHI and Makoto TOYOTA RESEARCH AND CONTROL OF RELAPSE TUBERCULOSIS CASES
Drug resistance Vol.86 No.07 703-708 Shuichi TAKIKAWA et.al. CLINICAL FEATURES OF FOREIGN-BORN TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS TREATED AT OUR HOSPITAL
Drug resistance Vol.87 No.04 357-365 Masako OHMORI et al. THE BACKGROUND OF DRUG-RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS ON THE BASIS OF THE ANNUAL REPORT DATABASE FOR 2007-2009 IN JAPAN
Drug resistance Vol.87 No.09 565-575 Toru MORI et al. CURRENT STATUS OF MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS IN JAPAN: A LITERATURE REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS
Drug resistance test Vol.86 No.11 883-887 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ─Series7. Condition of TB(2)─
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Drug resistant tuberculosis Vol.76 No.11 699-706 Chiyoji ABE Anti-Tuberculosis Drug Resistance in Japan and in the World
Drug resistant tuberculosis Vol.88 No.05 485-489 Ayaka TAKAGI et al. PRIMARY NASOPHARYNGEAL TUBERCULOSIS
Drug screening Vol.77 No.08 573-584 Haruaki TOMIOKA Prospects for Development of New Antituberculous Drugs
Drug sensitivity Vol.78 No.09 587-590 Kunihiko ITO et al. Activity of Cephems and Carbapenems against Clinically Isolated Mycobacterium abscessus
Drug sensitivity test Vol.76 No.12 723-728 Eriko SHIGETOH et al. Treatment Outcomes of Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis-Comparison between Success and Failure Cases-
Drug sensitivity test Vol.79 No.11 631-635 Kunihiko ITO et al. Are Tuberculosis Advisory Committees Well-Functioning?
Drug sensitivity test Vol.79 No.09 561-567 Kunihiko ITO et al. Miss-managements in Treatment Failure of Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Drug sensitivity test Vol.85 No.10 737-742 Masao OKUMURA et al. CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF EXTENSIVELY-DRUG RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS (XDR-TB) IN OUR HOSPITAL
Drug susceptibility Vol.77 No.12 805-813 Yutsuki NAKAJIMA Treatment for Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis in Japan
Drug susceptibility test Vol.82 No.07 577-581 Kazuhiko KOYAMA et al. A Case of Pulmonary Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis with Left Destroyed Lung, Treated with Pneumonectomy
Drug susceptibility test Vol.82 No.10 759-763 Katsunori SUZUKI et al. A Case of Pulmonary Infection with Mycobacterium chelonae in Healthy Breast-Feeding Woman
Drug susceptibility test Vol.86 No.07 729-735 Masako OHMORI et al. THE USE OF NATIONWIDE TUBERCULOSIS SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM DATA TO DETERMINE GEOGRAPHICAL DIFFERENCES IN DRUG RESISTANCE ― Consideration of the Representativeness of the Drug Resistance Rate in Japan ―
Drug susceptibility testing Vol.76 No.06 461-471 Tuberculosis Research Committee(Ryoken) A Study on Resistance of Mycobacterium tuberculosis to Four First-Line Anti-Tuberculosis Drugs in Japan:Comparison of Results in the Local Facilities and in the Reference Laboratory, in 1997
Drug susceptibility testing Vol.76 No.10 657-662 Chiyoji ABE. et al. Evaluation of the BACTEC MGIT 960 System for Drug Susceptibility Testing of Mycobacterium tuberculosis Isolates Compared with the Proportion Method on Solid Media
Drug susceptibility testing Vol.76 No.11 699-706 Chiyoji ABE Anti-Tuberculosis Drug Resistance in Japan and in the World
Drug susceptibility testing Vol.79 No.11 625-630 Motohisa TOMITA et al. A Study on Inoculum Density and Reproducibility of Drug Susceptibility Testing by BACTEC MGIT960
Drug susceptibility testing Vol.80 No.04 349-358 Satoshi MITARAI, Committee for Mycobacterial Examinations, Japanese Society for Tuberculosis The External Quality Assessment for Mycobacterium tuberculosis Drug Susceptibility Testing by Proficiency Testing Panel to the Commercial Laboratories
Drug susceptibility testing Vol.81 No.08 501-509 Satoshi MITARAI, The Committee for Mycobacterial Examinations, The Japanese Society for Tuberculosis External Quality Assessment of Drug Susceptibility Testing for Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Drug susceptibility testing Vol.82 No.03 155-164 RYOKEN Anti-Tuberculosis Drug Resistance Survey in Japan, 2002:External Quality Assessment of Results:Tuberculosis Research Committee (RYOKEN)
Drug susceptibility testing Vol.87 No.2 41-45 Shiomi YOSHIDA et al. MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY OF RIFAMPICIN MONO-RESISTANT MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS
Drug targets Vol.77 No.08 573-584 Haruaki TOMIOKA Prospects for Development of New Antituberculous Drugs
Drug targets Vol.81 No.12 753-774 Chairpersons:H. TOMIOKA and K. NAMBA Development of Antituberculous Drugs:Current Status and Future Prospects 
Drug targets Vol.85 No.02 113-123 Haruaki TOMIOKA and Atsuhiko TADA CAN WE HAVE ADEQUATE CHEMOTHERAPY REGIMENS
FOR TUBERCULOSIS IN THE FUTURE ?
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Drug treatment Vol.75 No.07 471-476 Kazuhiro SATO et al. A Study on the Effect of Combined Chemotherapy on Mycobacterium avium Complex Pulmonary Disease
Drug-induced Vol.78 No.07 491-496 Tetsuya ONODA et al. Rifampicin-Induced Severe Thrombocytopenia in a Patient with Miliary Tuberculosis
Drug-induced hepatitis Vol.75 No.11 665-673 Masako WADA The Effectiveness of Pyrazinamide-Containing Six-Month Short Course Chemotherapy
Drug-induced hepatitis Vol.78 No.01 15-19 Naoki MIYAZAWA et al. Effect of Glycyrrhizin on Anti-Tuberculosis Drug-Induced Hepatitis
Drug-induced hepatitis Vol.78 No.04 339-346 Naohiro NAGAYAMA et al. Secular Increase in the Incidence Rate of Drug-Induced Hepatitis Due to Anti-Tuberculosis Chemotherapy Including Isoniazid and Rifampicin
Drug-induced hepatotoxicity Vol.86 No.02 87-99 Chairpersons:
K. TSUYUGUCHI and M. WADA
MANAGEMENT OF ADVERSE EFFECTS WITH ANTITUBERCULOSIS CHEMOTHERAPY
Drug-induced hepatotoxicity (DIH) Vol.83 No.01 13-19 Yugo KANEKO et al. Drug-Induced Hepatotoxicity Caused by Anti-Tuberculosis Drugs in Tuberculosis Patients Complicated with Chronic Hepatitis
Drug-induced interstitial nephritis Vol.84 No.08 591-595 Hiroyuki AMANO et al. A Case of Sternoclavicular Joint Tuberculosis with Renal Failure due to Rifampicin 
Drug-induced interstitial nephritis Vol.84 No.08 591-595 Hiroyuki AMANO et al. A Case of Sternoclavicular Joint Tuberculosis with Renal Failure due to Rifampicin 
Drug-induced interstitial pneumonia Vol.78 No.05 401-406 Hidekazu MATSUSHIMA et al. A Case of Isoniazid Sodium Methanesulfonate Induced Interstitial Pneumonia
Drug-induced pneumonitis Vol.86 No.04 473-476 Chihiro NISHIO et. al. PNEUMONITIS INDUCED BY RIFAMPICIN
Drug-resistant tuberculosis Vol.76 No.04 379-383 Eriko SHIGETO et al. A Case of Drug-Resistant Pulmonary Tuberculosis Treated Successfully Following Disappearance of Rifampicin Resistance after 17 Years' Chemotherapy
Drug-resistant tuberculosis Vol.78 No.02 83-87 Makoto YONEMARU et al. Trends in Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis in National Higashisaitama Hospital, 1994-2001
Drug-resistant tuberculosis Vol.85 No.10 757-760 Eriko SHIGETO THE CURRENT STATUS OF FLUOROQUINOLONES AND OTHER OFF-LABEL DRUG USE FOR TUBERCULOSIS IN JAPAN
Drug-susceptibility test Vol.81 No.07 475-479 Shiomi YOSHIDA et al. Detection of rpoB Mutations in Rifampicin-Resistant Mycobacterium kansasii
Due process of law Vol.83 No.02 111-114 Shigeru TAKAHASHI Human Rights of  Patients and tuberculosis Prevention
Duration of chemotherapy Vol.88 No.04 417-422 Toru MORI et al. IMPACT OF INTRODUCING RIFAMPICIN ON THE TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS DURING THE 1970'S IN JAPAN
Duration of hospitalization Vol.87 No.04 351-355 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ─Series 9. Treatment of TB (2)─
Duration of hospitalization Vol.88 No.04 439-443 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center (TSC), RIT, JATA TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 ─ (9) Treatment of Tuberculosis ─ 2 ─
Duration of treatment Vol.87 No.04 351-355 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 ─Series 9. Treatment of TB (2)─
Duration of treatment Vol.88 No.04 439-443 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center (TSC), RIT, JATA TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 ─ (9) Treatment of Tuberculosis ─ 2 ─