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Intro
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Bacteriological Diagnosis of Tuberculosis: Smear and Culture
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Diagnosis of TB
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Good quality sputum / gastric aspirate
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Triple Packaging of Infectious Material
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Conventional Bacteriological diagnostic methods for TB diagnosis
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Appearance of TB bacilli in smears
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Limitations of Smear Microscopy
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Light Emitting Diode (iLED) microscope
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Solid Culture - Egg based Lowenstein Jensen & Agar Media
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Limitations of solid culture for TB diagnosis
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Features of MGIT960
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Components and Principle MGIT960
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Identification and confirmation of M.tb growth in liquid culture
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BACTEC MGIT960 - Result output
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Disadvantages of MGIT 960
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Species Identification of NTM Biochemical Tests
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Molecular testing
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Whole genome Sequencing: NTM
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Key messages
Description:
Learn about the bacteriological diagnosis of tuberculosis through smear microscopy and culture techniques in this comprehensive 30-minute video. Explore conventional diagnostic methods, including sputum collection and triple packaging of infectious material. Examine the appearance of TB bacilli in smears and understand the limitations of smear microscopy. Discover advancements like Light Emitting Diode (iLED) microscopy and solid culture techniques using Lowenstein Jensen and agar media. Delve into liquid culture systems, focusing on the MGIT960 method, its components, principles, and result interpretation. Investigate species identification of non-tuberculous mycobacteria through biochemical tests and molecular techniques. Gain insights into whole genome sequencing for NTM and grasp key messages for effective TB diagnosis.

Bacteriological Diagnosis of Tuberculosis - Smear and Culture

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