Table 2.
Case characteristics of children diagnosed with tuberculosis (TB) in 32 rural communities in Kenya and Uganda (N = 42), January 1, 2013–June 30, 2016.
Case type | |
New | 37/42 (88%) |
Relapse | 4/32 (10%) |
Default | 1/42 (2%) |
TB type | |
Pulmonary-smear positive | 8/42 (19%) |
Pulmonary-smear negative | 10/42 (24%) |
Pulmonary-smear not sent | 4/42 (10%) |
Extra-pulmonary | 20/42 (48%) |
TB type in children, age < 5year | |
Pulmonary -smear positive | 0% |
Pulmonary -smear negative | 3/13 (23%) |
Pulmonary- smear not sent | 2/13 (15%) |
Extra-pulmonary | 8/13 (62%) |
2 month follow up smear completed (of those with positive pre -treatment smear) | 6/8 (75%) |
Recordedtreatmentoutcomes | |
Completed Treatment | 31/42 (74%) |
Did not complete treatment | 3/42 (7%) |
Died | 2/42 (5%) |
Transferred out | 4/42 (10%) |
Outcome unknown | 2/42 (5%) |