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Can blood or urine IP-10 discriminate between active and no active tuberculosis in children?
Linda Petrone (Rome, Italy), Linda Petrone, Angela Cannas, Francesco Aloi, Martin Nsubuga, Joseph Sserumkuma, Ritah Angella Nazziwa, Levan Jugheli, Tedson Lukindo, Enrico Girardi, Klaus Reither, Delia Goletti
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International Congress 2015 – Paediatric pulmonary infections
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Paediatric pulmonary infections
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Poster Discussion
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3635
Disease area:
Paediatric lung diseases, Respiratory infections
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Linda Petrone (Rome, Italy), Linda Petrone, Angela Cannas, Francesco Aloi, Martin Nsubuga, Joseph Sserumkuma, Ritah Angella Nazziwa, Levan Jugheli, Tedson Lukindo, Enrico Girardi, Klaus Reither, Delia Goletti. Can blood or urine IP-10 discriminate between active and no active tuberculosis in children?. Eur Respir J 2015; 46: Suppl. 59, 3635
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