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Serum concentrations of adenosine deaminase were determined in 223 febrile  patients. In 62, we discovered extrapulmonary tuberculosis. Serum levels of  immunoglobulin G were monitored in 287 febrile patients, and 68 had  extra-pulmonary tuberculosis. Serum concentrations of adenosine deaminase  were significantly higher in patients with tuberculosis compared to other  patients with fever of unknown origin. Serum concentrations declined during  antituberculosis therapy. A correlation with the localization of infection  was not found. Levels of immunoglobulin G were higher in patients with  tuberculosis. Both tests had high sensitivity and specificity and could  therefore be used for screening extrapulmonary tuberculosis; however, they  can only be interpreted adequately following a full clinical investigation

Non-specific biological markers as a screening test for diagnostic of extrapulmonary tuberculosis