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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1980
Although morbidity and mortality from tuberculosis have shown substantial declines, this disease remains an important diagnostic challenge. Its early recognition usually results in a cure, with minimal disruption of the patient's work and family commitments.
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Although morbidity and mortality from tuberculosis have shown substantial declines, this disease remains an important diagnostic challenge. Its early recognition usually results in a cure, with minimal disruption of the patient's work and family commitments.
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Tuberculin Testing in Tuberculids
Archives of Dermatology, 1960The cutaneous manifestations of tuberculosis can be grouped into two categories: (1) those in which actively multiplying tubercle bacilli are present in the lesions, and (2) those, the tuberculids, in which tubercle bacilli or their products embolize to the skin from some active, but at times obscure focus of the disease.
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Tubercle, 1957
Summary From the results of tuberculin surveys on large populations, evidence is presented: (i) confirming the reduced tuberculin sensitivity in older people. Further investigations suggested that the reduced area of the reaction is not due to age changes in the skin, but the reduced firmness might be.
W A, GRIEP, M A, BLEIKER
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Summary From the results of tuberculin surveys on large populations, evidence is presented: (i) confirming the reduced tuberculin sensitivity in older people. Further investigations suggested that the reduced area of the reaction is not due to age changes in the skin, but the reduced firmness might be.
W A, GRIEP, M A, BLEIKER
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1980
Serial audits of tuberculin skin testing at a community teaching hospital indicated an ongoing need for standardization and quality control.
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Serial audits of tuberculin skin testing at a community teaching hospital indicated an ongoing need for standardization and quality control.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1978
To the Editor. — I should like to comment on the negativity of the tuberculin skin test performed on the patients described in the article entitled "Transtracheal Aspiration in Diagnosis of Sputum-Spear—Negative Tuberculosis" (238:1037-1040, 1977).
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To the Editor. — I should like to comment on the negativity of the tuberculin skin test performed on the patients described in the article entitled "Transtracheal Aspiration in Diagnosis of Sputum-Spear—Negative Tuberculosis" (238:1037-1040, 1977).
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Tuberculin Testing of Children
Pediatrics, 1974The pediatrician should review and analyze tuberculin test results based on his personal experience. This analysis coupled with knowledge of the tuberculosis situation in the community from which he draws his patients will suggest the degree to which he continues to perform tuberculin tests as a routine procedure.
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Diseases of the Chest, 1936
Summary 1.The tuberculin test is a simple and accurate method of determining the incidence of tuberculous infection. 2.The Mantoux or intracutaneous method is the preferable way of performing this test. 3.Interpretation of the reaction should take place 48 hours after the test is performed.
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Summary 1.The tuberculin test is a simple and accurate method of determining the incidence of tuberculous infection. 2.The Mantoux or intracutaneous method is the preferable way of performing this test. 3.Interpretation of the reaction should take place 48 hours after the test is performed.
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