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. 2014 Mar-Apr;40(2):155–163. doi: 10.1590/S1806-37132014000200009

Table 2. Prevalence of combined, primary, and acquired resistance to antituberculosis drugs and HIV infection among participants in the Second National Survey on Antituberculosis Drug Resistance, in Porto Alegre, Brazil. 2006-2007.

Variable No history of TB treatment History of TB treatment Combined resistance
(primary resistance) (acquired resistance)
n Prevalence, % 95% CI n Prevalence, % 95% CI n Prevalence, % 95% CI
Drug susceptibility 224 91.5 87.9-95.2 75 68.0 57.2-78.8 299 85.6 81.7-89.7
Any resistance 224 8.5 4.8-12.1 75 32.0 21.2- 42.8 299 14.4 10.4-18.4
INH 224 7.1 3.7-10.5 75 29.3 18.8-39.9 299 12.7 8.9-16.5
RIF 224 2.2 0.3-4.2 75 13.3 5.4-21.2 299 5.0 2.5-7.5
Monoresistance 224 4.9 2.0-7.8 75 18.7 9.6-27.7 299 8.4 5.2-11.5
INH 224 4.9 2.0-7.8 75 17.3 8.6-26.1 299 8.0 4.9-11.1
RIF 224 0.0 0.0-0.0 75 1.3 0.0-3.9 299 0.3 0.0-0.9
Multidrug resistance
INH+RIF 224 2.2 0.3-4.2 75 12.0 4.5-19.5 299 4.7 2.3-7.1
Resistance to 1 drug 224 4.9 2.0-7.8 75 18.7 9.6-27.7 299 8.4 5.2-11.5
Resistance to 2 drugs 224 2.2 0.3-4.2 75 12.0 4.5-9.5 299 4.7 2.3-7.1
HIV infection 185 23.8 17.6-30.0 67 32.8 23.1-44.4 252 26.2 20.7-31.6
INH

: isoniazid

RIF

: rifampin