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The diagnosis of EBTB with "central" lesion was more difficult than that with "peripheral" lesion. The location of the lesion could play a role in inducing cough among EBTB patients. EBTB with negative sputum smears was found in adult patients at any age and predominant in females. The diagnosis of EBTB with "central" lesion was more difficult than that with "peripheral" lesion. The location of the lesion could play a role in inducing cough among EBTB patients.Cutaneous tuberculosis is uncommon, comprising 1%-2% of all
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