Persistent tuberculous disease among inmates of common lodging houses.
AUTOR(ES)
Shanks, N J
RESUMO
The initial chest x ray films in a series of sputum positive hostel dwellers showed considerably more advanced disease than in an age matched sputum positive population living under more conventional conditions. Furthermore, the mortality rate from tuberculosis was greatly increased among hostel dwellers. All organisms were found to be sensitive to standard antituberculosis drugs.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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