Abstract
The World Health Organization has advised that light-emitting diode (LED)-powered fluorescence microscopes replace mercury vapor lamp (MVL)-powered fluorescence microscopes for detection of acid-fast bacilli (AFB) stained with auramine ([1][1]). Interested by the advantages of new LED systems, we
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