Observations show urinary LAM correlates with sputum patterns in tuberculosis, suggesting non-invasive monitoring.
Urinary LAM kinetics closely mirror sputum-derived patterns, supporting urine as a non-invasive specimen for serial TB monitoring. Interpretation of low-baseline results requires caution, and further studies with larger cohorts are warranted.
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