外源性感染对儿童和青少年结核病感染率的影响

Problemy tuberkuleza Pub Date : 2003-01-01
M V Shilova, A A Miliaev
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考虑了外源感染对流行过程的影响。观察到结核感染在一个地区焦点内从病人传染给儿童和青少年。一项测绘研究使作者能够对结核病患者以及主要受感染的儿童和青少年进行目标导向的搜索。
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[Impact of exogenous infection on tuberculosis infection rates in children and adolescents].

The impact of exogenous infection on the course of an epidemic process was considered. The spread of tuberculosis infection from an ill patient to children and adolescents within a territorial focus was observed. A mapping study allowed the authors to make a goal-oriented search for patients with tuberculosis, as well as primarily infected children and adolescents.

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