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. 2023 Dec 1;20(12):1760–1768. doi: 10.1513/AnnalsATS.202302-144OC

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of adult pulmonary TB cases enrolled in 2 prospective cohort studies from 2013 to 2019 in India

Characteristic Overall (N = 1,098) Unfavorable Treatment Outcome*
Yes (n = 251) No (n = 847)
Median age, yr (IQR) 35 (25–48) 36 (25–49) 34 (25–48)
Age group      
 18–44 yr 730 (66) 164 (22) 566 (78)
 ⩾45 yr 368 (33) 87 (24) 281 (76)
Sex
 Male 732 (67) 188 (75) 544 (64)
 Female 366 (33) 63 (25) 303 (36)
Body mass index      
 <18.5 kg/m2 615 (56) 172 (69) 443 (52)
 18.5–25 kg/m2 410 (37) 68 (27) 342 (40)
 >25 kg/m2 70 (6) 10 (14) 60 (7)
HIV status      
 Negative 1,050 (97) 239 (97) 811 (97)
 Positive 29 (3) 8 (3) 21 (3)
Diabetes mellitus      
 No 748 (68) 184 (73) 564 (67)
 Yes 350 (32) 67 (27) 273 (33)
Ever smoker      
 No 829 (79) 175 (72) 654 (81)
 Yes 218 (21) 67 (28) 151 (9)
Alcohol consumption      
 No 713 (65) 130 (52) 583 (69)
 Yes 383 (35) 121 (48) 262 (31)
TB regimen      
 Thrice weekly 902 (82) 227 (90) 675 (80)
 Daily 196 (18) 24 (10) 172 (20)

Definition of abbreviation: TB = tuberculosis.

Data presented as n (%) unless otherwise indicated.

*

Composite of treatment failure, recurrence or all-cause mortality by 18 mo after the end of treatment.

Summarized among cases for which data were available: body mass index (n = 1,095), HIV status (n = 1,079), ever smoker (n = 1,047), and alcohol consumption (n = 1,096).

Defined as prior diagnosis, glycated hemoglobin ⩾6.5%, fasting blood glucose ⩾126 mg/dl, or random blood glucose ⩾200 mg/dl.