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Deo Ruhangaza1, Linda S Kennedy2, Gregory J Tsongalis3
1Department of Pathology, Butaro Hospital and University of Global Health Equity, Rwanda.
Abstract:
Diagnostic pathology services in low and middle-income countries are often hindered by lack of expertise, equipment, and reagents. However, there are also educational, cultural, and political decisions, which must be addressed in order to provide these services successfully. In this review, we describe some of the infrastructure barriers that must be overcome and provide 3 examples of implementing molecular testing in Rwanda and Honduras despite initial lack of resources.
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