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Recent advancements in medical imaging, specifically chest radiography (CXR), have contributed significantly to the early detection and management of PTB. The use of CXR as a primary PTB screening tool has been reaffirmed by its high sensitivity despite its specificity limitations. Various studies have demonstrated that CXR is instrumental for identifying PTB, especially in vulnerable populations that exhibit a notably higher disease prevalence than the general population [11,12].
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e58413
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The specificity of CXR for PTB could be more significant than evaluating symptoms alone, depending on how the CXR is read. Triage using CXR will also help to minimize the number of individuals undergoing bacteriological tuberculosis testing without reducing the detection of true tuberculosis cases [4].
JMIR Res Protoc 2023;12:e36121
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