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. 2023 Oct 26;67(11):e00737-23. doi: 10.1128/aac.00737-23

TABLE 6.

Maternal and infant safety outcomes and TB treatment-related adverse events d

Maternal safety events (n = 27) n (%) Infant safety events (n = 27) n (%)
Mothers with one or more ≥ grade 3 adverse event 12 (44) Infants with one or more ≥ grade 3 adverse event 8 (30)
TB treatment-related events ≥ grade 3 TB treatment-related events ≥ grade 3 2 (7)
 Drug-induced liver injury 5 (19)  Neutropenia at birth 1 (4)
  Slow metabolizer 4 (15)  Hyperbilirubinemia in infant on INH prophylaxis 1 (4)
  Intermediate metabolizer 1 (4)
 Neutropenia a 1 (4)
Other events ≥ grade 3 Other events ≥ grade 3
 Anemia 3 (11)  Severe birth asphyxia 1 (4)
 Respiratory distress of prematurity 2 (7)
 Neonatal sepsis 1 (4)
 Congenital abnormalities 3 (11)
  Jeune syndrome with intestinal malrotation 1 (4)
  Umbilical hernia c 1 (4)
  Inguinal hernia c 1 (4)
 Infant death (<3 months after birth) 2 (7)
  Acute watery diarrhea 1 (4)
  Probable sudden infant death syndrome 1 (4)
TB treatment-related events < grade 3 TB treatment-related events < grade 3
 Drug-induced skin rash b 2 (7)  Elevated liver enzymes at birth 1 (4)
Adverse pregnancy outcomes Adverse birth weight outcomes
 Preterm delivery (<37 weeks) 7 (26)  Low birth weight (<2,500g) 10 (37)
  Moderate to late preterm (32–36+6 weeks) 5 (19)  Very low birth weight (<1,500g) 2 (7)
  Severe preterm (<32 weeks) 2 (7)  SGA 3 (11)
 Preeclampsia with placental ischemia 1 (4)  IUGR 2 (7)
 Perineal tear hemorrhage 1 (4)
 Pregnancy-induced hypertension 1 (4)
a

Reported as possibly treatment-related, but more likely TB disease-related.

b

Both grade 2 and resolved before entry on TB drug discontinuation.

c

Grade 1 but grouped under congenital abnormalities.

d

SGA: small for gestational age; IUGR: intrauterine growth retardation.