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HIV Infection does not Affect Active Case Finding of Tuberculosis in South African Gold Miners
American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 09/11/09
Lewis JJ et al. – In a population of gold miners who undergo regular radiological screening, the addition of chest radiography to symptom screening substantially improved the sensitivity and positive predictive value. HIV infection did not alter the sensitivity of the screening tool.
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