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Contribution of sputum induction to the results of sputum smears and cultures in tuberculous pleuritis
L. A. Basaran, G. Onde Ucoluk, B. Samurkasoglu, A. Gozu, F. Ugurman, B. Akkalyoncu (Ankara, Turkey)
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Annual Congress 2006 - Screening and diagnosis of tuberculosis
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Screening and diagnosis of tuberculosis
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Respiratory infections
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L. A. Basaran, G. Onde Ucoluk, B. Samurkasoglu, A. Gozu, F. Ugurman, B. Akkalyoncu (Ankara, Turkey). Contribution of sputum induction to the results of sputum smears and cultures in tuberculous pleuritis. Eur Respir J 2006; 28: Suppl. 50, 243
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