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Comparative cost and performance of light-emitting diode microscopy in HIV–tuberculosis-co-infected patients
Whitelaw A., Peter J., Sohn H., Viljoen D., Theron G., Badri M., Davids V., Pai M., Dheda K.
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Eur Respir J 2011; 38: 1393-1397
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December
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Respiratory infections
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