Screening
A.3.11 – mWRD single screening algorithm for people living with HIV
* In this population, diagnostic testing for TB with LF-LAM and other methods is usually considered early on. See WHO consolidated guidelines on tuberculosis, Module 3: Diagnosis – Rapid diagnostics for tuberculosis detection (12)
A.3.10 – mWRD single screening algorithm for medical inpatients in settings with TB prevalence > 10%
* In this population, diagnostic testing for TB with LF-LAM and other methods is usually considered early on. See WHO consolidated guidelines on tuberculosis, Module 3: Diagnosis – Rapid diagnostics for tuberculosis detection (12)
A.3.9 – Sequential negative screening algorithm with W4SS and CXR
* In this population, diagnostic testing for TB with LF-LAM and other methods is usually considered early on. See WHO consolidated guidelines on tuberculosis, Module 3: Diagnosis – Rapid diagnostics for tuberculosis detection (12)
A.3.8 – Sequential positive screening algorithm with W4SS and CXR
* In this population, diagnostic testing for TB with LF-LAM and other methods is usually considered early on. See WHO consolidated guidelines on tuberculosis, Module 3: Diagnosis – Rapid diagnostics for tuberculosis detection (12)
A.3.7 – Parallel screening algorithm with W4SS and CXR
* In this population, diagnostic testing for TB with LF-LAM and other methods is usually considered early on. See WHO consolidated guidelines on tuberculosis, Module 3: Diagnosis – Rapid diagnostics for tuberculosis detection (12)
A.3.6 – Sequential negative screening algorithm with W4SS and CRP
* In this population, diagnostic testing for TB with LF-LAM and other methods is usually considered early on. See WHO consolidated guidelines on tuberculosis, Module 3: Diagnosis – Rapid diagnostics for tuberculosis detection (12)
A.3.5 – Sequential positive screening algorithm with W4SS and CRP
* In this population, diagnostic testing for TB with LF-LAM and other methods is usually considered early on. See WHO consolidated guidelines on tuberculosis, Module 3: Diagnosis – Rapid diagnostics for tuberculosis detection (12)
A.3.4 – Parallel screening algorithm with W4SS and CRP
* In this population, diagnostic testing for TB with LF-LAM and other methods is usually considered early on. See WHO consolidated guidelines on tuberculosis, Module 3: Diagnosis – Rapid diagnostics for tuberculosis detection (12)
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