How to diagnose TB in migrants? A systematic review of reviews and decision tree analytical modelling exercise to evaluate properties for single and combined TB screening tests. - Vienna 2024

Tuberculosis and non-tuberculous mycobacteria pulmonary diseases: challenges of diagnostics and treatment

Chair(s): Natalie Lorent, Liga Kuksa

Session type: Oral presentation

How to diagnose TB in migrants? A systematic review of reviews and decision tree analytical modelling exercise to evaluate properties for single and combined TB screening tests.

Dominik Zenner

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