Table 1.

Descriptive summary of 16 studies included in the meta-analysis of the prevalence of diabetes mellitus among Tuberculosis patients in Sub-Saharan Countries, 2017

Study period	Publication year	Country	Study design	Study period	Sample size	Prevalence with 95% CI
Ade et al. [30]	2015	Cotonou-Benin	Cross-sectional	June–July/ 2014	159	1.9 (1, 5)
Faurholt-Jepsen et al. [9]	2011	Tanzania	Case control	Apr 2006-Jan 2009	803	16 (14, 19)
Haraldsdottir et al. [25]	2015	Guinea-Bissau	NR	July 2010–July 2011	107	2.8 (1, 8)
Kibirige et al. [24]	2013	Uganda	Cross-sectional	Sep 2011-Feb 2012	260	8.5 (6, 12)
Ogbera et al. [21]	2014	Nigeria	Cross-sectional	Sep 2010–Mar 2012	3, 376	4.8 (4, 8)
Olayinka et al. [19]	2013	Nigeria	Cross-sectional	NR	351	5.7 (4, 9)
Workneh et al. [16]	2016	Ethiopia	Cross-sectional	Sep 2103–Sep 2014	1, 314	8.3 (7, 10)
Ogbera et al. [20]	2015	Nigeria	Descriptive observational study	Mar 2011-July 2012	4, 000	12 (11, 13)
Getachew et al. [26]	2014	Ethiopia	Cross-sectional	Oct 2011-Aug 2012	199	8.5 (5, 13)
Damtew et al. [28]	2014	Ethiopia	Cross-sectional	Feb2014-May 2014	120	16 (10, 23)
Balad et al. [29]	2006	Guinea	NR	Feb -June 2002	388	3.4 (2, 6)
Rakotonirina et al. [17]	2014	Madagascar	Descriptive	July15-Oct.30,2013	156	5.8 (3, 11)
Mugusi et al. [23]	1999	Tanzania	NR	NR	506	6.7 (5, 9)
Owiti et al. [18]	2017	Kenya	Cross-sectional	Jan -June 2016	454	6.7 (3, 7)
Fonkeng et al. [27]	2017	Cameroon	Cross-sectional	Nov 2014-July 2015	222	9.5 (6, 19)
Ekeke et al. [22]	2017	Nigeria	Prospective study	NR	871	38 (35, 41)