Rapid H1N1 tests often fail to detect virus « Ben Kazie MD | H1N1 TREATMENT US

Rapid H1N1 tests often fail to detect virus « Ben Kazie MD

November 9, 2009 — Jesse

These findings indicate that, although a positive RIDT result can be used in making treatment decisions, a negative result does not rule out infection with novel influenza A ( H1N1 ) virus. Patients with illnesses compatible with novel …

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