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Clinical correlates of tuberculosis co-infection in HIV-infected children hospitalized in Peru

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2006

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Maria Esther Ramirez-Cardich, Vivian K. Kawai, Richard A. Oberhelman, Christian T. Bautista, María E. Castillo, Robert H. Gilman
International Journal of Infectious Diseases

Abstract

Weight loss may be used to identify high-risk HIV positive children who require more aggressive evaluation for tuberculosis. Radiological changes were common in both TB-positive and TB-negative groups.

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