Finding · as stated by the study, recorded by Coridum · status verified-machine

Finding F-0443

“Ventilation engineering decreased the maximum CO2 levels from 3204 ± 50 ppm to 591-603 ppm.”

Effect of ventilation improvement during a tuberculosis outbreak in underventilated university buildings (2020). Indoor air. Page 1. CKB 7796

Structure

Factor
Carbon dioxide (CO₂)
Intervention
Ventilation
Population
university students and staff (outbreak contacts)
Setting
university classroom, TW
Study design
outbreak investigation with a contact cohort: 27 tuberculosis cases and 1665 contacts in underventilated university buildings in Taiwan, indoor CO2 measured before and after ventilation engineering, incidence of TB among contacts analysed with adjustment for contact investigation and latent TB infection treatment (class 3)
Effect
other
Sample
1665 participants
Caveat
maximum level recorded as measure other; the value after is printed as a range and sits in extra

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