GIS surveillance identifies high-burden areas of pediatric tuberculosis in urban settings, suggesting targeted interventions are necessary.
GIS surveillance at a single tertiary center revealed nonrandom spatial clustering of pediatric TB in urban hotspots and areas of socioeconomic deprivation in Nuevo Leon. Integrating geocoded case data with population denominators could enhance routine TB surveillance to prioritize local investigations and interventions.
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