Microbiology
Rapid, Automated Test Accurately Detects Tuberculosis in Pediatric Samples
A team of South African investigators compared the effectiveness of a new, automated diagnostic test that simultaneously detects tuberculosis and rifampicin resistance to classical microscopy and culture methods in pediatric samples. More...08 Aug 2013
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