Table 1.
Cut-off size of reaction for a positive Mantoux test
| ≥5 mm | ≥10 mm | ≥15 mm |
| Children in close contact with patients with infectious tuberculosis |
Children with increased risk of disseminated disease |
Children with no risk factors |
| Children with clinical evidence of possible tuberculosis |
Children with increased risk of exposure to tuberculosis |
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| Children with radiological features suggestive of previous or active tuberculosis |
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| Children with immune-suppressive conditions (including HIV) |
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