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. 2017 Aug 31;8:597. doi: 10.3389/fphar.2017.00597

Table 1.

Information and comorbidities between pulmonary tuberculosis cases and controls.

Variable Controls N = 8236 Cases N = 8236 P-value*
n (%) n (%)
Sex 0.95
 Female 2,516 (30.6) 2,520 (30.6)
 Male 5,720 (69.4) 5,716 (69.4)
Age group (years) 0.96
 20–39 1,409 (17.1) 1,408 (17.1)
 40–64 3,000 (36.4) 3,016 (36.6)
 65–84 3,827 (46.5) 3,812 (46.3)
Age (years), mean (standard deviation) 59.3 (17.2) 59.3 (17.3) 0.91
Duration of exposure to statins (months), mean (standard deviation) 23.7 (26.6) 19.2 (23.8) 0.001
Ever use of statins 841 (10.2) 590 (7.16) <0.001
Ever use of non-statin lipid-lowering drugs 940 (11.4) 783 (9.51) <0.001
COMORBIDITIES
Alcohol-related disease 637 (7.73) 671 (8.15) 0.33
Chronic kidney disease 8,236 (4.83) 415 (5.04) 0.54
Chronic liver disease 1,381 (16.8) 1,391 (16.9) 0.84
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 2,837 (34.5) 2,838 (34.5) 0.99
Diabetes mellitus 1,202 (14.6) 1,294 (15.7) 0.05
Human immunodeficiency virus infection 28 (0.34) 28 (0.34) 0.99
Gastrectomy 35 (0.42) 35 (0.42) 0.99
Pneumoconiosis 250 (3.04) 245 (2.97) 0.82

Data are presented as the number of subjects in each group with percentages given in parentheses, or the mean with standard deviation given in parentheses.

*

Chi-square test, and

T-test comparing subjects with and without pulmonary tuberculosis.