Doctors use camera tube to spot hidden tuberculosis
NCT ID NCT07350356
Summary
This study tested if a procedure called bronchoscopy could help doctors find tuberculosis in the airways of patients when the usual sputum (mucus) tests came back negative. Researchers performed the procedure on 63 adults suspected of having lung TB but with negative sputum tests. They looked directly into the lungs with a small camera to check for signs of the infection.
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Heba Shalaby
Cairo, 11511, Egypt
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