The laboratory diagnosis of Mycobacterium tuberculosis combines rapid molecular assays, microscopic examination and culture‐based methods to achieve both prompt detection and definitive confirmation.
THE method of fluorescent staining for the demonstration of tubercle bacilli in smears proposed in 1937 by Hagemann 1 offered a promising simplification of the rather cumbersome Ziehl—Neelsen technic.
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