Specimen Collection, Handling, Transport and Processing
2.9 Pulmonary Specimens Other than Sputum: Notes: There are respiratory and pulmonary specimens other than sputum that are acceptable for the diagnosis of TB. The most common ones submitted are bronch lavages and bronch brushes. As you can see, the minimum volume requirement for these specimens is 3mL, and refrigeration is recommended when
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