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Table 1.

Criteria for categorization of patients into various categories of the composite reference standard.

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Fig 1.

Flow-chart showing the study design and patient flow in the study.

NOTE. EPTB, extrapulmonary tuberculosis; TB, tuberculosis; CT, computed tomography; FNAC, fine-needle aspiration cytology. a Not included in the composite reference standard.

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Table 2.

Demographic and baseline characteristics of the 126 categorized study participants, n(%).

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Fig 2.

Patterns of immunostaining with anti-MPT64 antibody in various specimens.

The signals are seen as granular, reddish staining. A, fine-needle aspirates from lymph nodes, signals were extracellular probably due to cell lysis (A1), mostly intracytoplasmic (A2-A3), and in necrotic areas (A4); B, pleural effusion, intracytoplasmic staining; C1-C2, pus/abscess, intracytoplasmic staining; C3-C4, pericardial effusion, intracytoplasmic staining, and non-specific staining mainly of red blood cells; D1-D2, ascites, intracytoplasmic staining (D1), extracellular probably due to cell lysis (D2); D3-D4, cerebrospinal fluid, extracellular probably due to cell lysis.

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Table 3.

Results of diagnostic procedures in effusions, CSF, aspirates and biopsies.

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Table 4.

Diagnostic validation of various procedures among lymphadenitis, pleuritis and children using the CRS as reference standard.

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Table 5.

Relationship between various cytomorphological features in fine-needle aspirates from lymph nodes and results of diagnostic procedures.

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