Progression of Tuberculous Pleurisy: From a Lymphocyte-Predominant Free-Flowing Effusion to a Neutrophil-Predominant Loculated Effusion.

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Does repeated pleural culture increase the diagnostic yield of Mycobacterium tuberculosis from tuberculous pleural effusion in HIV-negative individuals?Diagnostic value of T-Spot TB combined with INF-γ and IL-27 in tuberculous pleurisy.

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Progression of Tuberculous Pleurisy: From a Lymphocyte-Predominant Free-Flowing Effusion to a Neutrophil-Predominant Loculated Effusion.

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Mycobacterium tuberculosis and polymorphonuclear pleural effusion: incidence and clinical pointers.

Resolution of residual pleural disease according to time course in tuberculous pleurisy during and after the termination of antituberculosis medication.

Treatment of free-flowing tuberculous pleurisy with intrapleural urokinase.

Comparison of polymorphonuclear- and lymphocyte-rich tuberculous pleural effusions

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Progression of Tuberculous Pleurisy: From a Lymphocyte-Predominant Free-Flowing Effusion to a Neutrophil-Predominant Loculated Effusion.

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