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. 2005 Aug;73(8):5004–5014. doi: 10.1128/IAI.73.8.5004-5014.2005

TABLE 1.

Correlation between AFB smear status, radiological features, lymphocyte profile, and antibodies to PPE-Ce

Disease status (no. of patients) AFB smear status (no. of patients) Radiological appearance (no. of patients) Lymphocyte profile
No. (%) of patients screened for antibodies to PPE-C
Absolute cell count
% Cells
T CD4 CD4 CD8 B Positive Negative
HIV+ subclinical TB (21) ND ND 225-3,350 9-525 1-23 31-82 1-25 17 (81) 4 (19)
HIV+ TB+ (24)a Positive (16) Cav. (2)d; non-cav. (14)b 155-3,962 7-552 1-29 24-71 3-29 13 (81)d 3 (19)
Negative (7) Cav. (0); non-cav. (7)c 467-1,309 71-332 9-22 46-70 2-19 3 (43) 4 (57)
HIV+ TB (20) ND ND 641-2,698 108-862 8-54 19-72 3-27 3 (15) 17 (85)
HIV TB+ (30) Positive (30) Cav. (30); non-cav. (0) ND ND ND ND ND 29 (97) 1 (3)
HIV TB HH contact (19) ND ND ND ND ND ND ND 2 (11) 17 (89)
a

For one patient, AFB smear and radiographic results were not available.

b

Eight patients had infiltration, one had patchy areas, one had pleural effusion, and four showed no pulmonary changes.

c

One patient had infiltration, one had patchy areas, and five showed no pulmonary changes.

d

Both cavitary-TB patients were positive for antibodies to PPE-C.

e

ND, not done; cav., cavitary TB; non-cav., non-cavitary TB.