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Inhaled Nitric Oxide Treatment of Patients with Pulmonary Tuberculosis Evidenced by Positive Sputum Smears
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Pulmonary CareTuberculosis PreventionPulmonary Tuberculosis PatientsRespiratory InfectionInfection ControlTuberculosis DiagnosticsEndogenous Nitric OxideAntimicrobial ResistancePulmonary Tuberculosis EvidencedPulmonary TuberculosisTuberculosisPulmonary MedicineClinical MicrobiologyPositive Sputum SmearsAntibioticsInfectious Respiratory DiseaseAntimycobacterial PropertiesNitric Oxide TreatmentMedicine
Endogenous nitric oxide (NO) has antimycobacterial properties. We tested the hypothesis that exogenous (inhaled) NO can be safely delivered and can accelerate airway disinfection for pulmonary tuberculosis patients treated with standard therapy. Exogenous NO administered at 80 ppm for 72 h can be safely delivered but does not accelerate airway disinfection.
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