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. 2018 Dec 19;6(1):ofy337. doi: 10.1093/ofid/ofy337

Table 1.

Prevalence of Diabetes Mellitus Among Patients With Tuberculosis Diagnosed in 13 European Clinical Centers and Contribution of Centers to a Case-Control Study

Center Yearsb Prevalence Study Case-Control Study
TB, No. Male Gender, % Age, Median, y Foreign- Born, % HIV+, % DM, No. TB-DM/TB%, 95% CI DM General Population Prevalencea Cases, No. Controls, No.
France 2010–2012 116 83.6 45 78.4 nr 9 7.8, 3.6–14.2 5.2 9 27
Germany 2012–2015 163 65.0 44 66.9 nr 15 9.2, 5.2–14.7 7.9 15 45
Greece 2010–2014 68 73.5 43 39.7 0.0 3 4.4, 0.9–12.3 4.8 3 9
Italy–Genova 2009–2011 79 74.7 38 69.6 8.9 8 10.1, 4.5–19.0 4.9 8 24
Italy–Rome 2007–2012 956 65.3 36 74.6 14.7 63 6.6, 5.1–8.4 4.9 63 189
Norway 2009–2013 Data not available 12 36
Russia 2009–2013 374 78.1 40 0.0 15.2 45 12.0, 8.9–15.8 5.0 45 135
Slovakia 2015 101 79.2 49 0.0 nr 10 9.9, 4.9–17.5 7.2 10 30
Spain–Barcelona 2009–2013 198 81.8 37 72.7 11.6 24 12.1, 7.9–17.5 7.9 24 72
Spain–Pontevedra 2009–2013 394 61.7 46 5.6 4.1 26 6.6, 4.4–9.5 7.9 12 36
Spain–Madrid 2009–2013 266 65.0 42 30.8 12.0 12 4.5, 2.4–7.8 7.9 26 78
Ukraine 2009–2013 Data not available 27 81
United Kingdom 2012–2015 428 64.7 36 85.3 2.1 122 28.5, 24.3–33.0 3.9 71 213

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; DM, diabetes mellitus; TB, tuberculosis.

aInternational Diabetes Atlas – 2014.

bDiagnosis periods in case-control studies differ slightly with respect to prevalence period for France and Greece, 2011–2012 and 2010–2013, respectively.