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Xpert MTB/RIF on stool is useful for the rapid diagnosis of tuberculosis in young children with severe pulmonary disease

Walters et al., 2017

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16754042980875540261
Author
Walters E
van der Zalm M
Palmer M
Bosch C
Demers A
Draper H
Goussard P
Schaaf H
Friedrich S
Whitelaw A
Warren R
Gie R
Hesseling A
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The Pediatric infectious disease journal

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Background: Tuberculosis (TB) continues to result in high morbidity and mortality in children from resource-limited settings. Diagnostic challenges, including resource-intense sputum collection methods and insensitive diagnostic tests, contribute to diagnostic delay and poor …
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