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August 2022
1. OZSEZEN B, Yalcin E, Ademhan Tural D, Sunman B, et al
   Antimycobacterial prophylaxis regarding Bacillus Calmette-Guerin -associated complications in children with primary immunodeficiency.
   Respir Med. 2022;200:106919.
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   November 2021
2. LO CASCIO CM, Kaul V, Dhooria S, Agrawal A, et al
   Diagnosis of tuberculous pleural effusions: A review.
   Respir Med. 2021;188:106607.
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   August 2021
3. VIANA MACHADO F, Morais C, Santos S, Reis R, et al
   Evaluation of CD8(+) response in QuantiFERON-TB Gold Plus as a marker of recent infection.
   Respir Med. 2021;185:106508.
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   May 2021
4. MORGAN C, Barrett J, Brown A, Coughlan C, et al
   Respiratory samples to diagnose tuberculosis in the absence of chest x-ray abnormalities.
   Respir Med. 2021;185:106488.
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   February 2021
5. HAN DW, Jo KW, Kim OH, Shim TS, et al
   Cavity formation and its predictors in noncavitary nodular bronchiectatic Mycobacterium avium complex pulmonary disease.
   Respir Med. 2021;179:106340.
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   December 2020
6. TORRE A, Aliberti S, Castellotti PF, Cirillo DM, et al
   Preliminary observations on IGRA testing for TB infection in patients with severe COVID-19 eligible for immunosuppressive therapy.
   Respir Med. 2020;175:106204.
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   September 2020
7. WILSON M, O'Connor B, Matigian N, Eather G, et al
   Management of isoniazid-monoresistant tuberculosis (Hr-TB) in Queensland, Australia: a retrospective case series.
   Respir Med. 2020;173:106163.
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