Can hysteroscopy reliably detect malignancy?
The authors have come to the conclusion that the pre-operation consideration of intrauteral pathology during hysteroscopy does not allow to assess precisely whether there is a neoprocess of an uterus cavity, or not. Even growing experience does not define with more precision verification of malign disorders especially at early stages of this illness. Hysteroscopy always has to be supplemented with endometrium biopsy.
Intranasal immunization with Ad85A can inhibit early growth of Mtb because it establishes a lung antigen depot and maintains an activated lung-resident lymphocyte population. We propose that an optimal immunization strategy for tuberculosis should aim to induce both lung and systemic immunity, targeting the early and late phases of Mtb growth.