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titleOfInvention Method of differential diagnosis of the type of course of infiltrative pulmonary tuberculosis
abstract This invention relates to the field of medicine, in particular, to phthisiology. The aim of the invention is to improve the accuracy of the method. To do this, a patient with tuberculosis, starving for 10-12 hours, takes 3 ml of blood from the ulnar vein and determines the concentration of urea in it by the uniform diacetyl monooxime method, glucose by the orthotoluidine method, ammonia and glutamine by the micromethod in Silikova A.I. According to the obtained data, the differentiation coefficient is calculated and, when the coefficient is 11-17, the productive type is diagnosed, and at 5-10 the exudative type of the course of infiltrative pulmonary tuberculosis is diagnosed. The use of the differential ratio allows to increase the accuracy of differential diagnostics to 89.2%, against (59.2% of the prototype). A great advantage of the method is its simplicity and accessibility for any clinical laboratory. (L
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