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Identification 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
Identification Vol.77 No.08 547-554 Yutaka FUKASAWA Relative Relatedness of 11 Mycobacteria Species by Microplate Hybridization Methods Considering Tm
Identification Vol.83 No.1 43-59 Chairpersons:T.TAKASHIMA & T.HIGUCHI Mycobacterial Tests
Identification of mycobacteria Vol.81 No.09 551-558 Yuko KAZUMI et al. Identification of Mycobacteria by Sequencing of rpoB Gene and 16S rRNA
IFD Vol.85 No.6 515-522, Saburo YAMAMOTO CpG Motif and Tuberculosis Immunity
IFN- Vol.77 No.05 409-413 Katsuhiko TSUKAGUCHI et al. Longitudinal Assessment of IFN-Production in Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis Complicated with Diabetes Mellitus
IFN- Vol.77 No.08 585-588 Isamu SUGAWARA Study on the Roles of Cytokines Involved in Mycobacterial Infection
IFN- Vol.78 No.07 479-482 Toshinobu YOKOYAMA  et al. Tuberculosis in Elderly
IFN- Vol.78 No.07 483-486 Toshinobu YOKOYAMA  et al. Tuberculosis in Patients Undergoing Hemodialysis
IFN- 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
IFN- Vol.79 No.4 289-295 Keisuke AOE et al. Diagnosis and Treatment of Tuberculous Pleurisy-With Special Reference to the Significance of Measurement of Pleural Fluid Cytokines-
IFN- Vol.81 No.11 687-691 Ikuo KAWAMURA Protective Immunity against Mycobacterium tuberculosis
IGRA Vol.86 No.12 983-1003 Chairpersons: 1 Nobuyuki HARADA and  2 Yoshihiko HOSHINO The 86th Annual Meeting Mini-Symposium - NEW MOVEMENT OF IGRA
IGRA Vol.88 No.04 411-416 Haruko KAZAMA et al. CONTACT INVESTIGATION USING QuantiFERON-TB R  Gold TEST TO EVALUATE TB EXPOSURE IN 61 SUBJECTS IN A HOSPITAL SETTING (2) Change in QuantiFERON Response during One Year after Exposure
IGRAs Vol.86 No.07 743-749 Nobuyuki HARADA A VIEW OF DYNAMICS OF IMMUNE RESPONSES AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION THROUGH QFT
IL-18 Vol.77 No.02 87-93 Kenji NAKANISHI Regulation of Th1 and Th2 Immune Responses by IL-18
IL-18 Vol.78 No.6 443-448 Rei FUJIKI et al. A Case of Hemophagocytic Syndrome Associated with Miliary Tuberculosis
Ileostomy Vol.77 No.08 563-567 Fuminobu KURODA et al. A Case of Perforative peritonitis Complicated with Lung and Intestinal Severe Tuberculosis
Ileus Vol.81 No.04 345-349 Masahiro SHIRAI et al. A Case of Severe Intestinal Tuberculosis, Treated with Ciprofloxacin, Kanamycin and Prednisolone
Ileus Vol.82 No.12 919-923 Norihiko IDA et al. A Surgically Treated Case of Ileus Caused by Small Intestinal Tuberculosis during
Treatment for Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome Vol.86 No.01 1-8 Kenji HIBIYA et al. MECHANISMS INVOLVED IN THE EXTENSION OF PULMONARY MYCOBACTERIUM AVIUM INFECTION FROM THE PULMONARY FOCUS TO THE REGIONAL LYMPH NODES
Immune reconstitution syndrome Vol.78 No.1 45-49 Hideaki NAGAI HIV Infection and Tuberculosis
Immune reconstitution syndrome Vol.82 No.1 27-31 Hirokazu TANIGUCHI et al. A Case of Tuberculosis Showing Immune Reconstitution Syndrome after the Initiation of Antiretroviral Therapy for HIV Infection
Immune reconstitution syndrome Vol.86 No.05 509-514 Harutaka OMURA et al. A  CASE  OF  PULMONARY  TUBERCULOSIS  WITH  DIMINISHED  LUNG  FUNCTION  WHOSE  PARADOXICAL  REACTION  LED  TO  DEATH
Immune response Vol.86 No.12 983-1003 Chairpersons: 1 Nobuyuki HARADA and  2 Yoshihiko HOSHINO The 86th Annual Meeting Mini-Symposium - NEW MOVEMENT OF IGRA
Immunity Vol.79 No.5 341-348 Naohiro NAGAYAMA et al. Leukopenia Due to Anti-Tuberculous Chemotherapy Including Rifampicin and Isoniazid
Immunity Vol.87 No.02 61-70 Kiyoko S. AKAGAWA The 86th Annual Meeting Educational Lecture - RECENT ADVANCES IN TUBERCULOSIS IMMUNITY
Immunity against M.TB Vol.85 No.6 501-508, Masaji OKADA Immunity against Mycobacterium Tuberculosis (INTRODUCTION)
Immunity and allergy Vol.75 No.10 595-598 Tadamitsu KISHIMOTO Immunology in the 20th Century-Progress Made in Research on Infectious and Immunological Diseases
Immunoadjunctive therapy Vol.81 No.12 753-774 Chairpersons:H. TOMIOKA and K. NAMBA Development of Antituberculous Drugs:Current Status and Future Prospects 
ImmunoCard Mycoplasma test (IC) Vol.88 No.04 423-427 Kazuyoshi NAKAMURA et al. A CASE OF TUBERCULOUS PLEURISY DISTINGUISHED FROM PLEURISY CAUSED BY MYCOPLASMA INFECTION
Immunochromatographic assay Vol.78 No.08 541-551 Chiyoji ABE Standardization of Laboratory Tests for Tuberculosis and Their Proficiency Testing
Immunocompetent adult Vol.87 No.10 659-662 Tatsuyoshi IKEUE et al. CERVICAL LYMPHADENITIS CAUSED BY MYCOBACTERIUM AVIUM IN AN IMMUNOCOMPETENT ADULT
Immunocompromised host Vol.77 No.02 51-59 Yuka SASAKI et al. Tuberculosis in the Patients Undergoing Haemodialysis in Japan, 1996
Immunocompromised host Vol.78 No.4 353-358 Hiromi TOMIOKA et al. Problems about the Management of Active Pulmonary Tuberculosis Patients Undergoing Haemodialysis-Our Experiences and Nation-wide Questionnaire Survey-
Immunocompromised host Vol.84 No.10 681-684 Rika KOIKE et al. A Case of Multiple-Drug-Resistant Pulmonary Tuberculosis in a Hemodialysis Hospital
Immunocompromised host Vol.85 No.09 691-695 Takeshi KAWASAKI et al. THE PRESENT SITUATION OF MEASURES AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS IN HEMODIALYSIS FACILITIES IN CHIBA PREFECTURE
Immunocompromised patients Vol.86 No.02 45-50 Akihiro ITO et. al. ANALYSIS OF USEFULNESS OF A WHOLE BLOOD INTERFERON GAMMA ASSAY (QuantiFERON® TB-2G) FOR DIAGNOSING ACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS IN IMMUNOCOMPROMISED PATIENTS
Immunodeficiency Vol.82 No.1 61-66 Yoshiko KAWABE Application and Problems of QuantiFERON®TB-2G for Tuberculosis Control Programs(2)Clinical Use of QuantiFERON®TB-2G
Immunodeficiency Vol.82 No.11 809-824 Ichiro TOIDA et al. Severe Adverse Reactions after Vaccination with Japanese BCG Vaccine: A Review
Immunology Vol.77 No.05 415-419 Akira KISOHARA et al. Thymoma Complicated with Miliary Tuberculosis
Immunosuppressant Vol.75 No.12 685-690 Tetsuya KIUCHI Liver Transplantation and Tuberculosis
Immunosuppressant Vol.77 No.06 465-470 Masakuni FUJITA et al. A Case of Cutaneous Tuberculosis Under Steroid & Immunosuppressant Therapy for Dermatomyositis
Immunosuppressant Vol.84 No.08 585-590 Hiroshi TANAKA et al. Differential  Diagnosis of  Pulmonary Mycobacterial  Infection; Radiological Findings Mimicking Tuberculous or Nontuberculous  Mycobacterial  Pneumonia 
Immunosuppression Vol.86 No.02 101-112 Chairpersons:
S. SATO and H. NAGAI
THE CLINICAL APPLICATION OF QuantiFERON TB-2G: ITS USEFULNESS AND LIMITATIONS
Immunosuppression Vol.86 No.12 945-958 Chairpersons: 1 Shoji KUDOH and  2 Yuka SASAKI The 86th Annual Meeting Symposium - THE PRESENT STATUS AND PROBLEMS OF TUBERCULOSIS PROPOSED BY THE SPECIALIZED FIELDS
Improvement Vol.82 No.3 217-227 Chairpersons:Ka.SUZUKI and T.HIGUCHI Improvement of Routine Works and Quality Control in Mycobacterial Laboratory 
Improving rate of the chest X-ray Vol.80 No.01 1-7 Shu TAGA et al. The Clinical Study on Efficacy of Clarithromycin, Levofloxacin, and Streptomycin for Pulmonary Mycobacterium avium-intracellulare Complex Infection
Improving rate of the sputum conversion Vol.80 No.01 1-7 Shu TAGA et al. The Clinical Study on Efficacy of Clarithromycin, Levofloxacin, and Streptomycin for Pulmonary Mycobacterium avium-intracellulare Complex Infection
Improving rate of the symptoms Vol.80 No.01 1-7 Shu TAGA et al. The Clinical Study on Efficacy of Clarithromycin, Levofloxacin, and Streptomycin for Pulmonary Mycobacterium avium-intracellulare Complex Infection
In vitro antimycrobial activity Vol.76 No.01 29-31 Shin KAWAHARA et al. In vitro Antimycobacterial Activities of a New Quinolone, Balofloxacin
Incarceration Vol.75 No.06 413-422 Hidenori MASUYAMA et al. On the Differences in Attitude and Awareness of Clinical Doctors, Health Administrators and Other Health Workers to Tuberculosis Treatment in Japan and the US
Incidence Vol.82 No.05 467-473 Eriko SHIGETO et al. A Survey of Anti-Tuberculosis Drug-Induced Severe Liver Injury in Japan
Incidence Vol.82 No.09 685-695 Hitoshi HOSHINO et al. Estimation of TB Incidence by Labor Status
Incidence Vol.85 No.01 61-64 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2008
Series 4. Elderly TB
Incidence Vol.85 No.09 697-702 Hitoshi HOSHINO et al. TRENDS IN TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION AMONG FOREIGNERS IN JAPAN ACCORDING TO WORK STATUS
Incidence Vol.86 No.07 737-741 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 \Series 4. Elderly TB\
Incidence of TB Vol.87 No.11 697-699 Lina YI et al. CAN AN INDIVIDUAL WITH A POSITIVE BASELINE QuantiFERON® TEST RESULT DEVELOP ACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS?
Incidence of Tuberculosis Vol.76 No.04 371-375 Mie KASAMATSU et al. Analysis of Factors Related to the High Incidence of Tuberculosis in the City of Wakayama-Analysis According to Age Groups, and Sputum Test Results
Incidence of tuberculosis Vol.78 No.01 5-13 Akira SHIMOUCHI et al. The Incidence Rate of Active Pulmonary Tuberculosis among Adult Population with Fibrotic Lesions
Incidence 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
Incidence rate Vol.79 No.08 481-486 Fumio YAMAGISHI Tuberculosis in the Elderly
Incidence rate Vol.82 No.02 85-93 Masako OHMORI et al. Current Epidemiological Situation of Tuberculosis in the Workplace:Considering the Risk of Tuberculosis among Nurses
Incidence rate Vol.83 No.01 1-6 Takeo INOUE et al. Tuberculosis among Nurses in Aichi Prefecture, Japan
Incidence rate Vol.84 No.10 693-696 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA Tuberculosis Annual Report 2008 - Series 1. Summary of TB Notification Statistics in 2008 -
Incidence rate Vol.86 No.02 127-130 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 Series 1. Summary of TB Notification Statistics in 2009
Incidence rate Vol.87 No.06 481-485 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center (TSC), RIT, JATA TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2010 (1) Summary of Tuberculosis Notifi cation Statistics in 2010
Incidence rate Vol.88 No.01 1-7 Nobuharu OHSHIMA et al. CHRONOLOGICAL DECREASE OF TUBERCULOSIS INCIDENCE RATES BY ORGAN CLASSIFICATION BASED ON A BIRTH COHORT STUDY IN JAPAN, 1975-2005
Incidence rate of tuberculosis Vol.77 No.07 503-512 Naohiro NAGAYAMA et al. Frequency of Previous Tuberculosis History in Patients with and Without Active Tuberculosis Admitted to Our Hospital in 1980-83 and in 1997-99
Incompliance Vol.76 No.12 717-721 Takenori YAGI et al. Clinical Analysis of Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis
Index case Vol.84 No.06 491-497 Akira SHIMOUCHI et al. Evaluation of Tuberculosis Contact Investigation & Examination  in Congregate Settings in Osaka City
Index case Vol.85 No.06 547-552, Kenji MATSUMOTO et al Tuberculosis@Infection@@Tuberculin Skin Test or QuantiFERON and Related Factors in Contact Investigations
Index case Vol.87 No.2 35-40 Kenji MATSUMOTO et al. EXAMINATION OF ONSET CASES IN CONTACT INVESTIGATION
Index case rate Vol.83 No.02 81-85 Takeo INOUE et al. Transmission of Tuberculosis from Smear-Negative Bacillus-Positive Pulmonary TB Patients
Index case rate Vol.86 No.05 493-498 Takeo INOUE et al. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF PATIENTS WITH EXTRA-PULMONARY TB A Study of 10,082 Patients with Tuberculosis
Indication Vol.85 No.10 757-760 Eriko SHIGETO THE CURRENT STATUS OF FLUOROQUINOLONES AND OTHER OFF-LABEL DRUG USE FOR TUBERCULOSIS IN JAPAN
Indication for operation Vol.76 No.10 649-656 Noboru NAKANO et al. Surgical Management of Non-Tuberculous Mycobacteriosis and Tuberculosis of the Lung
Indication for surgery Vol.77 No.12 805-813 Yutsuki NAKAJIMA Treatment for Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis in Japan
Indonesian fishermen Vol.78 No.6 449-452 Hidemaro ONO et al. Four Cases of Pulmonary Tuberculosis among Deep-Sea Fishermen
Infant 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-
Infant Vol.78 No.2 89-93 Shinya KONDO et al. Usefulness of Cranial and Chest Imaging in the Diagnosis of Tuberculous Meningitis among Infants and Young Children
Infant Vol.85 No.11 783-786 Hitoshi HOSHINO PRESENT ACTIVITY OF BCG AND LTBI TREATMENT FOR INFANTS IN JAPAN
Infant tuberculosis Vol.77 No.11 759-761 Chairpersons:T. RIKIMARU, T. KAWASHIRO Treatment for Tuberculosis In Difficult Situations
Infants Vol.78 No.12 747-750 Shinya KONDO et al. Infants and Children Who Developed Tuberculosis Following Contacts Investigation
Infants aged less than one year old Vol.78 No.4 347-351 Shinya KONDO et al. Predominant Location of Pulmonary Parenchymal Lesions of Tuberculosis Primary Complex in Infants Aged Less Than One Year
Infants less than one year Vol.78 No.1 1-3 Shinya KONDO et al. Difficulties in the Treatment of Tuberculosis in Infants
Infection Vol.76 No.02 83-91 Jerrold J. ELLNER The Human Immune Response to Mycobacterium tuberculosis Infection and Disease
Infection caused by M.kansasii Vol.76 No.07 525-531 Yoshinari KITAHARA et al. Pulmonary Mycobacterium kansasii Infection in the Southern Area of Fukuoka Prefecture
Infection control Vol.79 No.07 443-448 Yoshiko KAWABE et al. Evaluation of Quantitative Fit-Testing of N95 Filtering Facepiece Respirators Using Mask-Fitting Tester and lmprovement of Mask Fitting by instruction
Infection control Vol.79 No.9 569-571 Norihiko NAKANISHI et al. A Case of Pulmonary Tuberculosis in Late Stage of Pregnancy
Infection control Vol.80 No.12 743-747 Akira SHIMOUCHI et al. A Survey on Nosocomial Tuberculosis Infection Control in Hospitals in Osaka City
Infection control Vol.81 No.1 27-34 Masakazu AOKI Risk Management of Tuberculosis in Medical Institutions
Infection control Vol.81 No.1 27-34 Masakazu AOKI Risk Management of Tuberculosis in Medical Institutions
Infection diagnosis Vol.87 No.2 35-40 Kenji MATSUMOTO et al. EXAMINATION OF ONSET CASES IN CONTACT INVESTIGATION
Infection risk Vol.85 No.6 547-552, Kenji MATSUMOTO et al Tuberculosis@Infection@@Tuberculin Skin Test or QuantiFERON and Related Factors in Contact Investigations
Infection risk Vol.86 No.05 487-491 Kenji MATSUMOTO et al. AN OUTBREAK OF TUBERCULOSIS IN WHICH ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS INFLUENCED TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION
Infection risk index Vol.79 No.12 693-703 Masakazu AOKI Transmission of Tuberculosis(U)
Infection route Vol.85 No.09 711-721 Kenji HIBIYA et al. THE PATHOGENESIS OF THE  BOWEL INFECTION WITH THE MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS
Infectious Diseases Vol.86 No.04 459-471 Kunihiko ITO LEGAL ENFORCEMENT FOR NON-ADHERENT TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS
Infectious disease control Vol.80 No.11 701-708 Nobuhiko OKABE Present Situation and Control on Emerging Respiratory Infectious Diseases Such as SARS and Avian Influenza
Infectious Diseases Control Law Vol.81 No.10 613-621 Yasuhiro YOSHIKAWA Tuberculosis as a Zoonosis
Infectious Diseases Control Law Vol.84 No.11 737-742 Hideki YOTSUMOTO Medical  Economics in Tuberculosis Management: What will Come Next  TB  Ward?
Infectious Disease's Control Law Vol.87 No.02 51-55 Kunihiko ITO et al. NATIONWIDE SURVEY OF THE USE OF CLASS 2 INFECTIOUS DISEASE BEDS FOR IN-HOSPITAL CARE OF TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS
Infectious Diseases Law Vol.81 No.12 737-743 Tarou TSUKAHARA The Tuberculosis Control Law of Japan:Current Issues and Prospect of Tuberculosis Control Plan
Infectious sources Vol.86 No.02 113-125 Chairperson: Akira KAJIKI NON-TUBERCULOUS MYCOBACTERIOSIS WHAT HAS BEEN COMING OUT
Infectious tuberculous patients Vol.77 No.12 777-782 Shin SASAKI et al. Smear-Positive Pulmonary Tuberculosis Diagnosed in a General Hospital
Infectiousness 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
Infectiousness Vol.82 No.02 125-141 Chairpersons:E.TOYOTA and K.OGAWA The New Criteria for Discharge from Tuberculosis Ward-Practical Use and Problem
Infectious-ness index of tuberculosis cases Vol.82 No.05 459-466 Eri TSUKISHIMA et al. Association between Clustered Strain of M.tuberculosis and Infectiousness Index of Tuberculosis Cases in a Population-Based IS 6110-RFLP Analysis
Infectivity Vol.81 No.05 357-362 Kunihiko ITO Number of Concentrated Sputum Smears Needed to Adequately Assess Infectivity of Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Infectivity of culture positive case Vol.79 No.9 509-518 Masakazu AOKI Transmission of Tuberculosis(I)
Infectivity of smear positive case Vol.79 No.09 509-518 Masakazu AOKI Transmission of Tuberculosis(I)
Infertility Vol.76 No.06 473-478 Seiyu HIRATA et al. A Case of Tuberculous Endometritis Detected by Cytology of Mass Screening for Gynecologic Cancer
Infiltrative  shadow Vol.85 No.08 667-671 Kazumi NISHIO et al. A CASE OF TUBERCULOUS PLEURISY WITH TRANSIENT NEW INTRA-PULMONARY LESIONS DURING ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS THERAPY
Infliximab Vol.80 No.10 647-653 Fumio YAMAGISHI Chemoprophylaxis
Infliximab Vol.86 No.11 879-882 Tatsuyoshi IKEUE et al. DEVELOPMENT OF CERVICAL TUBERCULOUS LYMPHADENITIS IN A PATIENT WITH CROHN'S DISEASE RECEIVING INFLIXIMAB DESPITE OF CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS WITH ISONIAZID
Informations management Vol.80 No.02 75-79 Yoko NAKAZAWA The Development of a Tuberculosis Informations Management System in Kanagawa Prefecture
Informed consent Vol.77 No.10 647-658 Masako OHMORI et al. Preventive Therapy in Middle-Aged and Elderly Persons Selected from the Population-Based Screening by Mass Miniature Radiography-Methodological Aspect and Adverse Reactions
INH Vol.76 No.05 427-436 CSUCTNS Clinical Study on the Cases in Which INH or RFP was Discontinued during Treatment for Pulmonary Tuberculosis
INH Vol.85 No.1 33-45 Kosho YOSHIKAWA and Shuichi YANO IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE THERAPY AND TUBERCULOSIS
INH Vol.86 No.02 51-55 Tomoaki NAKAZONO et.al. LIVER DYSFUNCTION DURING TREATMENT OF LATENT TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION
INH Vol.87 No.04 351-355 Tuberculosis Surveillance Center, RIT, JATA TUBERCULOSIS ANNUAL REPORT 2009 Series 9. Treatment of TB (2)
INH 0.1 g/ml resistant M, tuberculosis Vol.77 No.07 533-535 Hiroko YOSHIDA et al. A Study of INH 0.1g/ml Resistant M. tuberculosis Strains Assessed by BrothMIC MTB-1 Method
inhA Vol.86 No.07 697-702 Kinuyo CHIKAMATSU et.al. EVALUATION OF GenoType® MTBDRplus FOR THE DETECTION OF MULTI-DRUG-RESISTANT  MYCOBACTERIUM  TUBERCULOSIS  STRAINS
INH resistance-conferring mutation Vol.81 No.12 709-713 Hiromi ANO et al. Resistance-Conferring Mutations of Mycobacterium tuberculosis Strains with Low Level Resistance to Isoniazid
Inhibitory effect Vol.79 No.5 333-339 Kazue NAKANAGA et al. Comparison of Inhibitory Effect of Rifalazil and Rifampicin against Mycobacterium ulcerans Infection Induced in Mice
INH-resistance Vol.78 No.10 611-617 Wakana SAITO et al. Characteristics and Treatment Outcomes of INH-Resistant or RFP-Resistant Tuberculosis
Initial aggravation Vol.86 No.08 757-761 Hiroko OKAMOTO et al. A CASE OF PLEURAL TUBERCULOMA WITH INTRA-PULMONARY INVASION DURING  ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS THERAPY
Innate Immunity Vol.83 No.02 101-109 Satoshi UEMATSU et al. Innate Immunity and Tuberculosis
Innate immunity Vol.85 No.6 501-508, Masaji OKADA Immunity against Mycobacterium Tuberculosis (INTRODUCTION)
In-service training Vol.87 No.02 71-81 Chairpersons:
Yoko NAGATA and Keiko KUDO
The 86th Annual Meeting Mini-Symposium ROLE OF NURSING IN TUBERCULOSIS CARE
Insulin action Vol.79 No.1 25-32 Ryuzo KAWAMORI Diabetes and Tuberculosis-Bad Companions-
Insulin secretory dynamics Vol.79 No.1 25-32 Ryuzo KAWAMORI Diabetes and Tuberculosis-Bad Companions-
Interferon-Camma Release Assays Vol.84 No.4 173-186 Kazue HIGUCHI et al. Research Agenda of Interferon-Gamma Release Assays
Interferon-gamma Vol.75 No.08 511-516 Akira SUDA et al. Study on the Tow-Step Tuberculin Tests and Gamma-Interferon Assays in Elderly Persons
Interferon-gamma Vol.80 No.12 773-784 Chairperson:T. MORI The Interferon-Test in Perspective
Interferon-gamma assay Vol.80 No.08 581-585 Peter ANDERSEN et al.  Replacing the Tuberculin Skin Test with a Specific Blood Test
Interferon-gamma release assays Vol.85 No.1 17-31 Tadayuki AHIKO and Kiminori SUZUKI NOVEL DIAGNOSTIC TESTS FOR TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION :
THEIR PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES
Interferon-gamma release assays Vol.86 No.11 869-877 Riyo FUJIYAMA et al. COMPARISON OF CONVENTIONAL TUBERCULIN SKIN TEST AND QFT-2G®, A NEW METHOD FOR DIAGNOSIS OF TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION, WITH THE USE OF THE CONTACT SCORE
Interferon-gamma release assays (IGRA) Vol.87 No.04 329-335 Hideo YOSHIKAWA et.al. REPRODUCIBILITY OF THE QFT-G-IT ASSAY IN THE CONTACT EXAMINATION IN WHICH A HIGH POSITIVE RATE WAS SHOWN INDEPENDENT OF CONTACT TIME
Interferon-gamma release assays (IGRAs) Vol.87 No.09 557-564 Hideo YOSHIKAWA POSSIBLE PRESENCE OF A BOOSTER EFFECT IN PEOPLE REPEATEDLY EXPOSED
TO MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS DEMONSTRATED IN A MYCOBACTERIUM
TUBERCULOSIS-SPECIFIC INTERFERON-GAMMA RELEASE ASSAY
Interferon- Vol.79 No.9 541-545 Kaoru SHIMOKATA Tuberculous Infection and Biological Response in Man
Interferon- Vol.86 No.02 101-112 Chairpersons:
S. SATO and H. NAGAI
THE CLINICAL APPLICATION OF QuantiFERON TB-2G: ITS USEFULNESS AND LIMITATIONS
Interferon- Vol.86 No.07 743-749 Nobuyuki HARADA A VIEW OF DYNAMICS OF IMMUNE RESPONSES AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION THROUGH QFT
Interferon- release assay Vol.85 No.7 585-589, Akira SHIMOUCHI et al. Discussion on Evidence for Principle of Tuberculosis Contact Investigation - From the Experience in Osaka City -
Intermittent chemotherapy Vol.82 No.10 771-781 Masako WADA Anti-Tuberculosis Chemotherapy
Intermittent treatment Vol.79 No.02 59-61 Chairpersons:Hideo OGATA and Takeko YAMASHITA The Results of DOTS Strategy
Intermittent treatment during continuation phase 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
International network 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
Interpretive compatibility Vol.77 No.02 61-66 Miyako Higa et al. Interpretive Compatibility of Antimycobacterial Susceptibility for Mycobacterium tuberculosis Determined by Proportion Test Method on Egg-Based Ogawa Media and Broth Microdilution Test, BrothMIC MTB
Interstitial pneumonia with collagen vascular disease 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
Intestinal tuberculosis Vol.76 No.06 479-484 Hiroshi MIZUTANI et al. A case of Tuberculous Peritonitis Diagnosed by a Direct Smear of Ascitic Fluid Complicated with an Active Pulmonary Tuberculosis and Intestinal Tuberculosis
Intestinal tuberculosis Vol.77 No.04 355-360 Hirofumi SUZUKI et al. The Current Status and Problems of the Intestinal Tuberculosis Through a review of the Annual of the Pathological Autopsy Cases in Japan
Intestinal tuberculosis Vol.77 No.08 563-567 Fuminobu KURODA et al. A Case of Perforative peritonitis Complicated with Lung and Intestinal Severe Tuberculosis
Intestinal tuberculosis Vol.81 No.04 345-349 Masahiro SHIRAI et al. A Case of Severe Intestinal Tuberculosis, Treated with Ciprofloxacin, Kanamycin and Prednisolone
Intestinal tuberculosis Vol.85 No.09 711-721 Kenji HIBIYA et al. THE PATHOGENESIS OF THE  BOWEL INFECTION WITH THE MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS
Intracellular growth Vol.76 No.02 53-57 Katsumasa SATO et al. Invasion and Intracellular Growth of Mycobacterium tuberculosis and Mycobacterium avium Complex Adapted to Intramacrophagic Environment within Macrophages and Type II Alveolar Epithelial Cells
Intracellular parasite Vol.81 No.08 543-549 Akira WATANABE Clinical Manifestation of Q Fever and Tuberculosis, Similarly Caused by Intracellular Parasites
Intracellular parasitic bacteria Vol.75 No.09 557-560 Chairpersons:M. MITSUYAMA, K. SUZUKI Mechanisms of Pathogenicity and Host Defense in Infections by Intracellular Parasitic Microbes
Intracranial tuberculosis Vol.81 No.05 375-379 Shinya KONDO et al. Three Cases of Tuberculosis Children Who Demonstrated Paradoxical Worsening during Different Stage of Treatment
Intractable tuberculosis Vol.76 No.12 741-747 Atsushi SAITO A Putative Immunotherapy with Biological Response Modifiers(BRM) against Intractable Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Intrathoracic lymphoma 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
Intra-familial TB transmission Vol.84 No.06 477-484 Takeo INOUE et al. Generation-to-generation TB transmission in Aichi, Central Japan
Intra-familial TB transmission Vol.87 No.2 47-50 Keiko MITAKA et al. TWO CASES OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS WITH AN INTRA-FAMILIAL TRANSMISSION ROUTE
Intra-pulmonary invasion Vol.86 No.08 757-761 Hiroko OKAMOTO et al. A CASE OF PLEURAL TUBERCULOMA WITH INTRA-PULMONARY INVASION DURING  ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS THERAPY
Invasion Vol.75 No.11 649-659 Kazue HIGUCHI et al. The Invasion of Mycobacterium tuberculosis into Non-Phagocytic Cells
Invasiveness Vol.76 No.02 53-57 Katsumasa SATO et al. Invasion and Intracellular Growth of Mycobacterium tuberculosis and Mycobacterium avium Complex Adapted to Intramacrophagic Environment within Macrophages and Type II Alveolar Epithelial Cells
Irregular life Vol.75 No.04 349-353 Makoto TAKAHARA et al. A Clinical Study on Pulmonary Tuberculosis in Younger Age Groups
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