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A stool based qPCR for the diagnosis of TB in children and people living with HIV in Uganda, Eswatini and Mozambique (Stool4TB): a protocol for a multicenter diagnostic evaluation

Lucía Carratalá-Castro
Agostinho Lima
Belén Saavedra
Sabine Hermans
Rojelio Mejía
Nokwanda Kota
Gustavo Tembe
Irina Kontsevaya
Jason Bacha
Gcinile Dlamini
Willy Ssengooba
Maria Nassolo
Elisa López‐Varela
Edson Mambuque
Shilzia Munguambe
Benilde Violeta Mudumane
Anna M. Mandalakas
Nomathemba Dlamini
Makhosazana Dlamini
Jan Heyckendorf
Fortunate Shabalala
Lumumba Mwita
Gugu Maphalala
Christoph Lange
George William Kasule
Nyanda Elias Ntinginya
Alberto L. García‐Basteiro
Sozinho Acácio
Debrah Vambe
Joanna Ehrlich
Moses Joloba
Andrew R. DiNardo
Durbbin Mulengwa
Sergi Sanz
Lindiwe Dlamini
Busizwe Sibandze
Anca Vasiliù
Eric Wobudeya
Nontobeko Maphalala
Mangaliso Ziyane
Joachim K Nsubuga
Patricia Manjate
Nkulungwane Mthethwa
Faith Dlamini
Nércio Machele
Miguel Cumbe
Katia Magul
Farida Cebola
Lilian Komba
Jorcelina Rungo

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A stool based qPCR for the diagnosis of TB in children and people living with HIV in Uganda, Eswatini and Mozambique (Stool4TB): a protocol for a multicenter diagnostic evaluation

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