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As seen in: Emerging Infectious Diseases, The Toronto Star, Thorax, Medscape, Screen Rant, Canadian Medical Association Journal, European Respiratory Journal, Respiratory Medicine
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Association of indicators of extensive disease and rifampin-resistant tuberculosis treatment outcomes: an individual participant data meta-analysis

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By Jonathon Campbell, Sarah Brode, Pennan M. Barry, Mayara Bastos
| Thorax Verified
For primary analyses, we had three outcomes: any unfavourable outcome (failure, lost to follow-up, recurrence and death) compared with treatment success; death during treatment vs survival; and treatment failure or recurrence compared with disease-free survival (ie, excluding those who died during treatment).
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Association of indicators of extensive disease and rifampin-resistant tuberculosis treatment outcomes: an individual participant data meta-analysis

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By Jonathon Campbell, Sarah Brode, Pennan M. Barry, Mayara Bastos
| Thorax Verified
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Tuberculin skin tests and interferon-γ release assays in the diagnosis of tuberculosis infection

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By Marie Yan, Jonathon Campbell, Theodore K. Marras, Sarah Brode
| Canadian Medical Association Journal Verified
Tuberculin skin tests (TSTs) and interferon-γ release assays (IGRAs) are intended for the diagnosis of tuberculosis (TB) infection, not active disease Tuberculin skin tests and IGRAs detect evidence of immunity to TB antigens but cannot distinguish TB infection from disease. Negative results do not exclude TB disease, as false negatives may occur for several reasons, including illness-induced anergy.1 Therefore, TSTs and IGRAs should be avoided in adults in whom TB disease is suspected.
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