TABLE II. Clinical features and diagnosis of cutaneous tuberculosis of patients with HIV infection attended at Instituto Nacional de Infectologia Evandro Chagas/Fiocruz, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from 2000 to 2016.

Case	Time of evolution (months)	Material	Microbiological exam (AFB/culture)	Clinical form	Localisation	Other affected site
1	ND	Aspirated abscess	(+)/(-)**	Gumma	Left breast
2	< 1	Aspirated abscess	(+)/(+)	Gumma*	Left thigh
3	12	Aspirated abscess	(+)/NP**	Gumma	Right breast
4	12	Aspirated abscess	NP/(+)	Scrofuloderma	Spine paravertebral abscess	Supraclavicular lymph node
5	3	Aspirated lymph node abscess	(+)/(+)	Scrofuloderma	Cervical lymph node
6	5	Lymph node fragment	(-)/(-)***	Scrofuloderma	Cervical lymph node
7	3	Aspirated lymph node abscess	(+)/(+)	Scrofuloderma	Cervical lymph node	Lung
8	ND	Aspirated lymph node abscess	(+)/(+)	Scrofuloderma	Cervical, axillary lymph node	Lung
9	2	Aspirated lymph node abscess	(+)/(+)	Scrofuloderma	Cervical lymph node
10	ND	Lymph node fragment	(+)/NP**	Scrofuloderma	Supraclavicular lymph node	Lung
11	4	Lymph node fragment	(-)/(+)	Scrofuloderma	Cervical lymph node	Lung
12	2	Aspirated lymph node abscess	(+)/(+)	Scrofuloderma*	Cervical lymph node	Lung
13	4	Aspirated lymph node abscess	(+)/(+)	Scrofuloderma	Cervical lymph node	Lung
14	8	Lymph node fragment	(-)/(-)***	Scrofuloderma/ Papulonecrotic tuberculide	Cervical lymph node
15	ND	Aspirated lymph node abscess	(+)/(-)**	Scrofuloderma*	cervical lymph node	Lung

AFB: acid-fast bacilli; ND: no data; NP: not performed; *: cutaneous tuberculosis (CTB) associated to immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome. The diagnosis of CTB was based on clinical response to antituberculous treatment associated to smear** of clinical specimens or lymph node histopathologic findings***.