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Michael Eisenhut1, Shagun Shah1, Ozge Kaba2

  • 1Paediatric Department, Luton & Dunstable University Hospital, Lewsey Road, Luton LU40DZ, UK.

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概括

干扰素-释放试验 (IGRAs) 在高收入国家对传播性结核病的敏感性较低. 这可能与较高的细菌负载和年轻患者的负性IGRA结果有关.

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干扰素玛释放试验试验淋巴结结核病 结核病 淋巴结结核病千里亚结核病是一种结核病灵敏度 灵敏度 灵敏度 灵敏度 灵敏度结核性脑膜炎是一种

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