Accuracy of point-of-care C-reactive protein for tuberculosis screening among children according to HIV status, using a composite reference standard (CRS).

Accuracy of point-of-care C-reactive protein for tuberculosis screening among children according to HIV status, using a composite reference standard (CRS).

<p>Accuracy of point-of-care C-reactive protein for tuberculosis screening among children according to HIV status, using a composite reference standard (CRS).</p>

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Main Author:	Mary Kagujje (9362116) (author)
Other Authors:	Sarah Nyangu (11361810) (author), Minyoi M. Maimbolwa (16618004) (author), Brian Shuma (16618007) (author), Nsala Sanjase (11361813) (author), Chalilwe Chungu (16618013) (author), Andrew D. Kerkhoff (8790428) (author), Jacob Creswell (471745) (author), Monde Muyoyeta (372849) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Medicine Neuroscience Biotechnology Sociology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified world health organization statistically significant differences sputum xpert mtb promote early diagnosis microbiological reference standard continued urgent need composite reference standard complete results available 12 ), 56 rif ultra test recently recommended c 4 &# 8211 tb contact history improve tb detection close tb contact crp (&# 8805 hiv negative individuals 1 &# 8211 280 children enrolled children </ p 8 %) participants tb screening tool poc crp test screening test screening tool 4 %) enrolled irrespective unlikely tb unconfirmed tb tb symptoms tb services confirmed tb poc crp consecutive children among children 5 %) 2 %) 1 %) symptom screen sectional study reactive protein plhiv ). median age limited utility l cutoff high risk especially among chest x care c better tools august 2021 adolescents living 9 %). 5 %), 14 years 10 years 10 mg
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