Meanings of tubercular disease in English

If there really is tubercular disease, we can hardly expect to save his life; so that--

Suppuration of wounds is undoubtedly due to these organisms, as is tubercular disease, whether of surgical or medical character.

Richardson mentions the immunity of the Jewish race from tubercular disease, and notices the well-known relation existing between a syphilitic taint and a phthisical tendency.

He discovered tubercular disease of the larynx, which begins with slight hoarseness and weariness, and develops into one of the most rapid forms of phthisis.

Tubercular disease, common sore throat, chicken-pox, and mumps, are also among the diseases which are increased by overcrowding.

(Strange to say, tubercular disease of the mother's breast is practically unknown, and children never derive the disease from their mother's milk.)