prevalência de tuberculose: infecção entre trabalhadores da fabriljuta de parintins

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Abstract
Através do teste PPD procurou-se estabelecer o comportamento da infecção tuberculosa em uma fábrica de beneficiamento de juta, examinando 355 operários, áveis: divididos segundo as variádade: idade, sexo, tempo e local de serviço. Observou-se associação significativa entre maior prevalência de reatoresfortes e as variáveis: sexo e trabalho em local "não-aglomerado". Em termos globais, a prevalência de reatores fortes foi igual a 38%.
The authors tried to investigate the development of tuberculosis infection in a factory through the PPD test examining 355 workers, considering age, sex, lemght and place of work as variables. A more significant association between strong-reaction and the variables sex and non-aglomerated places of work was observed. Overall, the prevalence of strong reactions was about 38%.
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Authors ;Mourad I. Belaciano;Neide Lazzaro;Antônio Augusto F. Quadra;Hésio de A. Cordeiro
Journal mobile information systems
Year 1975
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