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Chronic cough in primary health care attendees, Harare, Zimbabwe: diagnosis and impact of HIV infection.
Shungu S Munyati
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Temba Dhoba ,
Evelyn D Makanza ,
Stanley Mungofa ,
Maureen Wellington ,
Junior Mutsvangwa ,
Lovemore Gwanzura ,
James Hakim ,
Morgan Nyakabau ,
Peter R Mason ,
Valerie Robertson ,
Simba Rusakaniko ,
Anthony E Butterworth ,
Elizabeth L Corbett
Jun 15 2005
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Abstract
Cough lasting for > or = 3 weeks (i.e., chronic cough) indicates that a patient has suspected tuberculosis (TB). At the primary health care level, the spectrum of disease that causes chronic cough has not been previously investigated in a setting with a high prevalence of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection.