<transcript><audio_184> Principales diagnósticos diferenciales, micro bacterias no tuberculosas, que se dan más en niños, enfermedad por arañazo de gato, eso lo vamos a ver un poco más localizado a donde te arañó, si te arañó el brazo lo vamos a tener seguramente en la</transcript><transcript><audio_185> y los ganglios difáticos supurativos tenemos que ir a buscar algún proceso infeccioso que nos esté dando el daño, ¿sí? Y obviamente son dolorosos. La adenitis tuberculosa también dijimos que se podía calcificar, actualmente</transcript><caption><image_186>The image is a side-by-side comparison of two X-ray images, one on the left side and the other on the right side. The X-rays show the internal structure of the human body, including the neck, chest, and upper body. The image is labeled "ADENTIS TBC" at the top, indicating that it is a medical imaging image.

In the image, there is a CT scan of the head and neck, which is a type of medical imaging that shows the location of a tumor in the head. The tumor is located in the center of the neck and is surrounded by a red dot, which appears to be a blood vessel. The red dot is likely a tumor that is responsible for the tumor's growth and development. The other image is an MRI scan, which shows the brain and spinal cord, which are also visible in the image. Both images are labeled with the names of the two images.</caption><transcript><audio_187> calcificados y acá lo que mostraba era a nivel del a nivel derecho fíjense todo un ganglio totalmente calcificado si esto sería un nivel 2b si está por detrás de la jugular habría que haber</transcript> collection let's say from angle society main fasting initial studies non-tuberculous microbacteria that are more in children scratch disease the expense we are going to see that a little more localized to where it scratches you 2 ukraine the arm we will surely have the armpit this and the two of tactics its healing  We have to go look for an infectious process and obviously they are painful. The tuberculous nittis. We also said that it could be classified here on the plate we see all various levels of calcified trucks. Yes, and here what was shown was at the level of the right level. Look at the completely calcified lymph nodes.  and this would be a level 2b if it is behind the jugular vein
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