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. 2021 May 5;16(5):e0250904. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0250904

Table 1. Baseline features of unresponsive and responsive patients with anthroponotic cutaneous leishmaniasis.

Features Categories of features Number of unresponsive cases (%) Number of responsive cases (%)
Interior housing condition Suitablea 38 (52.78) 69 (69)
Unsuitableb 34 (47.22) 31 (31)
Age (year) ≤ 7 19 (26.39) 25 (25)
8–15 18 (25) 30 (30)
16–30 13 (18.05) 25 (25)
31–50 13 (18.05) 14 (14)
≥ 50 9 (12.5) 6 (6)
Sex Female 30 (41.67) 53 (53)
Male 42 (58.33) 47 (47)
Education Illiterate 31 (43.05) 26 (26)
Primary and secondary 31 (43.05) 46 (46)
High school and university 10 (13.89) 28 (28)
Duration of lesion (month) ≤4 7 (9.72) 53 (53)
5–12 47 (65.28) 45 (45)
≥13 18 (25) 2 (2)
Number of lesions ≤2 65 (90.28) 83 (83)
≥3 7 (9.72) 17 (17)
Location of lesion Hand 25 (34.72) 51 (51)
Face 38 (52.78) 31 (31)
Other 9 (12.5) 18 (18)
Treatment course Incompletec 16 (22.22) 24 (24)
Completed 56 (77.78) 76 (76)
History of chronic diseases Yes 22 (30.55) 6 (6)
No 50 (69.45) 94 (94)
Total 72 (41.86) 100 (58.14)

a: suitable: denotes the patients who live in an appropriate housing condition in terms of building and interior housing, with no cracks and crevices,

b: unsuitable: denotes the patients who live in inappropriate housing conditions in terms of building and interior housing,

c: incomplete treatment: the patients who did not receive a complete course of intramuscular (IM) or intralesional (IL) treatment along with cryotherapy,

d: completed treatment: the patients who received a full course of treatment schedule.