Donor-derived tuberculosis after solid organ transplantation in two patients and a staff member

Because of global mobility and migration resulting in a growing diversity of the donor pool, the risk for donor-derived tuberculosis in solid organ transplant recipients becomes more and more relevant, even in countries with a low overall tuberculosis incidence. Here, we describe a case series of do...

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Published in:Infection 2016-06, Vol.44 (3), p.365-370
Main Authors: Bucher, J. N., Schoenberg, M. B., Freytag, I., Lange, U., Hofmann-Thiel, S., Guba, M. O., Werner, J., Eder, A., Schelling, G., Stangl, M.
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Organ Transplantation - adverse effects
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Tuberculosis - transmission
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