<i>Mycobacterium gordonae</i>: the canary in the coal mine?

gordonae , therefore an increased risk of isolating pathogenic NTM in these patients cannot be ruled out, given the P value approaching significance for this outcome (P=0.09).

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Although the difference did not reach statistical significance, we cannot rule out the possibility that isolation of M. gordonae in patients with bronchiectasis is a marker of increased risk of isolation of pathogenic NTM.

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