An outbreak of respiratory tuberculosis in a school

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Five cases of clinical primary respiratory tuberculosis were reported in pupils of the same school. The probable source of infection was traced to a schoolteacher. Immediate Mantoux and x-ray testing revealed three further cases. The return of the teacher concerned to school after a short period of absence necessitated a follow-up examination of the pupils, and four further cases were brought to light. The classes predominantly affected were those with which the teacher had come into closest contact. © 1951, British Medical Journal Publishing Group. All rights reserved.

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Bevan, R. T., Bray, P. T., & Hanly, J. F. (1951). An outbreak of respiratory tuberculosis in a school. British Medical Journal, 2(4735), 828–830. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.2.4735.828

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