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. 2017 Dec 15;7:17672. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-17705-3

Table 1.

Distribution of socio-demographic and clinical characteristics of enrolled patients, by treatment history, Djibouti nationwide drug-resistance survey, 2014–2015.

New cases (n = 301) Previously treated cases (n = 66) Total (n = 367)
n % n % n %
Sex Male 209 69.44% 47 71.21% 256 69.75%
Female 92 30.56% 19 28.79% 111 30.25%
Age 0–14 9 2.99% 2 3.03% 11 3.00%
15–24 79 26.25% 10 15.15% 89 24.25%
25–34 103 34.22% 18 27.27% 121 32.97%
35–54 78 25.91% 28 42.42% 106 28.88%
55–64 13 4.32% 4 6.06% 17 4.63%
≥65 19 6.31% 4 6.06% 23 6.27%
Country of origin Djibouti 230 76.41% 52 78.79% 282 76.84%
Eritrea 1 0.33% 0 0% 1 0.27%
Ethiopia 56 18.60% 9 13.64% 65 17.71%
Senegal 1 0.33% 0 0% 1 0.27%
Somalia 13 4.32% 5 7.58% 18 4.90%
Setting rural 19 6.31% 5 7.57% 24 6.54%
urban 282 93.69% 61 92.42% 343 93.46%
Smoking no 163 54.15% 35 53.03% 198 53.95%
yes 138 45.85% 31 46.97% 169 46.05%
Alcohol use no 301 100% 65 98.48% 366 99.73%
yes 0 0% 1 1.52% 1 0.27%
HIV negative 283 94.02% 58 87.88% 341 92.92%
positive 18 5.98% 8 12.12% 26 7.08%
Diabetes no 284 94.35% 60 90.91% 344 93.73%
yes 17 5.65% 6 9.09% 23 6.27%

DRS = drug resistance survey.