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New Indian Journal of Surgery 2(4):p 251-251, October-December 2011. | DOI:
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Airborne Infection Control Practices implementation under RNTCP in the era of MDR and XDR TB
Angad S.Uberoi , Angad S.Uberoi , Divyansh Bajaj , Kirtipal Singh Bhatia , Malvika Gulati , Pratyaksha Rana
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Tuberculosis (TB) is endemic in India, and diagnosis is frequently delayed. Unsuspected TB cases contribute to TB transmission because they are not being treated and may go unsuspected for days or weeks, and may visit multiple health-care facilities. Unless TB is considered, available diagnostic tests may not be used, proper treatment might not be initiated and proper TB infection control measures might not be in place. Therefore, TB Infection Control (TB-IC) measures should be implemented effectively to reduce transmission.
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