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. 2011 Sep 15;204(6):893–901. doi: 10.1093/infdis/jir421

Table 3.

Tuberculosis Incidence Rates According to Time Since Antiretroviral Therapy Initiation

Time Interval1 TB diagnoses Person-years Incidence rate per 100000 (PY) 95% CI2 Cumulative incidence rate per 100000 PY 95% CI2
HAART initiation <1 month 8 3152 254 109–500 254 109–500
>1 month–< 3 months 12 6137 196 101–342 215 131–333
>3 months–≤ 6 months 13 8906 146 78–250 181 125–255
>6 months–≤ 1 year 16 16801 95 54–155 140 103–185
>1 year–≤ 2 years 21 30298 69 43–106 107 84–136
>2 years–≤ 3 years 23 26450 87 55–131 101 82–124
>3 years–≤ 4 years 17 22923 74 43–119 96 79–116
>4 years–≤ 5 years 7 19580 36 14–74 87 72–104
>5 years–≤12 years 28 64675 43 29–62 73 61–86

NOTE. CI, confidence interval; HAART, highly active antiretroviral therapy. P values for the comparison of the incidence rate for the indicated time interval versus the first 3 months after HAART initiation using a Poisson model: 3–6 months, .28; 6 months–1 year, .02; 1–2 years, <.001; 2–3 years, .003; 3–4 years, .001; 4–5 years, <.001; 5–12 years, <.001.

1

For persons with less than 1 month, 1 month accumulated.

2

95% CI determined via exact Poisson probabilities.