2012
DOI: 10.5588/pha.12.0095
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Overdiagnosis of and treatment initiation delay in smear-negative pulmonary tuberculosis patients [Editorial]

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“…Clinically diagnosed TB cases are subject to over-diagnosis [ 25 ] since the lack of bacteriologic confirmation may cause other infections, including NTM infections, to be misdiagnosed as TB cases. The potential for clinical over-diagnosis may be even higher in HIV-positive patients [ 26 ] and can reduce the apparent sensitivity of our iPRM assay in culture-negative vs. culture-positive TB cases in this study. Future study of iPRM performance with culture-negative TB cases is important, because rapid diagnosis of culture-negative TB cases is essential to reduce transmission as well as increased morbidity and mortality in HIV-affected populations prone to culture-negative cases.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Clinically diagnosed TB cases are subject to over-diagnosis [ 25 ] since the lack of bacteriologic confirmation may cause other infections, including NTM infections, to be misdiagnosed as TB cases. The potential for clinical over-diagnosis may be even higher in HIV-positive patients [ 26 ] and can reduce the apparent sensitivity of our iPRM assay in culture-negative vs. culture-positive TB cases in this study. Future study of iPRM performance with culture-negative TB cases is important, because rapid diagnosis of culture-negative TB cases is essential to reduce transmission as well as increased morbidity and mortality in HIV-affected populations prone to culture-negative cases.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Distribusi usia ini sejalan dengan data statistik penderita TB di Amerika Serikat pada tahun 2016 yang menunjukkan adanya peningkatan insidens TB seiring dengan meningkatnya usia dengan usia 5-14 tahun hanya sebanyak < 1 kasus / 100,000 dan meningkat hingga 6.4 kasus / 100,000 pada usia ≥ 65 tahun (CDC, 2016). (Bhatt, 2012;Keikha, 2018 (Naderi, 2017;Claassens, 2012…”
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