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Detection of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Via Exhaled Volatile Organic Compounds by a Breath Test
Liang FuQingyun LiHaibo WangQianting YangShanyi GuanYi LinYongcong DengLei LiuHaibin ChenPeize ZhangLei WangGuofang Deng
Year: 2021 Journal: SSRN Electronic Journal Publisher: RELX Group (Netherlands)
Keywords:
Exhaled breath condensate Breath gas analysis Pulmonary tuberculosis Volatile organic compound Breath test Medicine Chromatography Chemistry Environmental chemistry Tuberculosis Internal medicine Pathology Organic chemistry Asthma
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