Conclusions: The time from QFT-GIT testing to donation was longer among QFT-GIT-positive donors.

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We sought to identify risk factors for false-negative QFT-GIT results in culture-confirmed TB patients.

When infection status was defined by QFT, enrichment of type I interferon was observed.

The best estimate of a QFT level separating TB-positive and TB-negative patients was extremely low.

TB contact examination revealed that QFT results for 2 HCWs changed from negative to positive.

More than half of the positive T-SPOT and QFT results reverted to negative on follow-up.

Twenty-nine recipients of QFT-GIT-positive living kidney donors were evaluated.

Methods: Clinical development of TB in subjects with positive baseline QFT test results was retrospectively analyzed.

Careful interpretation of negative QFT-GIT results is thus necessary in immunocompromised patients suspected of having active TB.

We investigated if there was any difference in the time to donation between QFT-GIT-positive and QFT-GIT-negative donors.

Failure of the QFT-GIT mitogen response was associated with African ethnicity and co-morbid infections, particularly with helminths.

Conclusion: The risk of development of active TB among subjects with positive QFT-G test results at baseline was low.

The logistic benefits of the QFT-GIT test format, as well as its higher sensitivity, should enable enhanced TB control.

This estimated the probability of ocular TB for each patient in two versions, first with and then without QFT.

We assessed the regimens used to treat LTBI and whether the recipients of QFT-GIT-positive donors developed active tuberculosis (TB).