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. 2010 Jan 20;2010(1):CD000171. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD000171.pub3

Gordin 2000.

Methods 1583 individuals "randomized," stratified by clinic; blinding: providers no, participants no, assessors yes. 115 (7%) lost to follow‐up; intention to treat analysis.
Participants Patients attending HIV/AIDS clinics in US, Mexico, Haiti and Brazil. Inclusion criteria: HIV positives, age >= 13 years, >=5mm induration to 5 U PPD or documented history of positive test, informed consent. Exclusion Criteria: Active TB, current treatment with fluoroquinolones or history of >2 mo treatment with anti‐TB drugs, intolerance to study drugs, acute hepatitis or peripheral neuropathy, pregnancy.
Interventions 1) INH 300mg plus pyridoxine 50mg daily for 12 months. 
 2) RIF 600mg plus PZA 20mg/kg, daily for 2 months.
Outcomes 1) Active TB: positive culture from any source. 2) Probable TB: clinical evidence from a physical examination. 3) Clinical progression of HIV disease: first occurrence of AIDS defining condition. 4) Death. 5) Adverse Effects. ‐‐ Mean duration of follow‐up 37months.
Notes Use of ART at baseline 35.8% in INH arm and 36.8% in RIF/PZA arm. "Progression of HIV was not reliably diagnosed in Haiti."
Risk of bias
Bias Authors' judgement Support for judgement
Allocation concealment? Unclear risk B ‐ Unclear
Blinding? 
 All outcomes Low risk Blinding of assessors only, no blinding of providers or participants
Incomplete outcome data addressed? 
 All outcomes Low risk 7% lost to follow‐up