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See Latest ArticlesChlamydophila pneumoniae infection and COPD: More evidence for lack of evidence
European Journal of Internal Medicine , 09/29/09
Papaetis GS et al. – The significant interstudy variation of the choice of diagnostic methods and criteria applied is most likely responsible for the great diversity of results observed. The use of well–standardized, commercially available diagnostic tools, as well as the adoption of a more unified diagnostic approach is probably the key element missing in order to clarify the exact role of C. pneumoniae in COPD.
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