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The performance of HIV rapid antibody detection assays in children
Background: HIV rapid antibody assays are important for screening children aged <18 months for HIV exposure and children ≥ 18 months for HIV infection. Limited available data indicate variable performance of different HIV rapid tests in comparison to laboratory HIV antibody assays. The aim of this...
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Department of Paediatrics and Child Health
2016
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