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. 2021 Nov 16;15(11):e0009941. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0009941

Table 2. Clinical and social epidemiological characteristics of the cases diagnosed with leprosy, in an endemic municipality in Central-West Brazil (2008–2018).

Variables Frequency (n = 9739) %
Gender
Male 5685 58.37
Female 4052 41.60
Not classified/incomplete 2 0.03
Age
<15 years 514 5.28
15 to 59 years 8527 87.55
60 years or more 698 7.17
Education
No schooling 738 7.58
Incomplete elementary education 4279 43.96
Complete elementary education 821 8.43
Incomplete High School Education 736 7.55
Complete high school education 1621 16.64
Incomplete higher education 262 2.70
Complete higher education 552 5.65
Not classified/incomplete 650 6.67
Not applicable 80 0.82
Operational classification
Paucibacillary 2582 26.51
Multibacillary 7095 72.85
Not classified/incomplete 62 0.64
Clinical form
Indeterminate 1118 11,48
Tuberculoid 1456 14,95
Borderline 5535 56,83
Lepromatous 1422 14,60
Not classified/incomplete 208 2,14
Disability grade at diagnosis
Grade 0 3914 40.19
Grade 1 2074 21.30
Grade 2 785 8.06
Not classified/incomplete 2966 30.45