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The additional benefit of the ML Flow test to classify leprosy patients
Acta Tropica, 06/17/09
Bührer-Sékula S et al. - The use of any classification system has limitations, especially those that oversimplify a complex disease such as leprosy. In the absence of an experienced dermatologist and slit skin smear, the ML Flow test could be used to improve treatment decisions in field conditions.
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