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. 2016 Nov 3;11(11):e0164974. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0164974

Table 5. Relative risk* and 95% confidence intervals of dying or being lost from treatment.

Relative risk of dying Relative risk of loss from treatment
IRR 95% CI IRR 95% CI
Sex Male 1.14 0.40–3.23 0.42 0.17–1.03
Age category Age 18–29 1.22 0.34–4.34 1.5 0.62–3.64
Age 30–49 Reference Reference
Age 50+ 2.17 0.52–9.09 0.67 0.09–4.69
HIV infection (ART) HIV-negative Reference Reference
HIV+ on ART 2.03 0.27–15.29 2.79 0.38–20.35
HIV+ not on ART 1.22 0.14–10.31 2.44 0.32–13.35
HIV infection (CD4) HIV-negative Reference Reference
HIV+ CD4>100 1 0.12–8.47 2.25 0.30–16.75
HIV+ CD4≤ 100 2.48 0.33–18.67 3.10 0.42–22.78
Body mass index Low BMI <18.5 1.03 0.13–8.10 0.48 0.07–3.43
Anaemia No anaemia Reference Reference
Mild or moderate 1.28 0.34–4.85 0.71 0.26–1.98
Severe 5.16 1.40–19.04 0.76 0.11–5.30
Initiation model Inpatient 1.92 0.68–5.43 2.01 0.89–4.55
Time to initiation ≤ 1 week 1.04 0.24–4.47 0.30 0.09–0.98
Pulmonary TB PTB site All deaths PTB 0.52 0.20–1.38
Sputum microscopy AFB+ 2.21 0.67–7.27 0.63 0.22–1.81
TB history Prior TB 0.67 0.22–2.09 1.01 0.44–2.32
Kidney function Normal Reference Reference
Mild dysfunction 0.41 0.13–1.31 1.10 0.32–3.84
Moderate dysfunction 0.31 0.06–1.46 1.53 0.42–5.58

* Relative risk calculated using Poisson regression with robust standard errors

Statistically significant differences bolded.