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. 2021 Aug 5;14(2):9308. doi: 10.4081/dr.2021.9308

Table 1.

Clinical and epidemiologic characteristics of 282 study participants.

Variable N (%)
Male Sex 162 (57,45)
Marital status
    Single 143 (50,71)
    Common-law marriage 38 (13,48)
    Marriage 69 (24,47)
    Divorced 19 (6,74)
    Widowed 13 (4,61)
    Urban residents 229 (81,21)
Primary complaint
    First time consult 229 (81,21)
    Relapse 53 (18,79)
    Positive Bacilloscopy 174 (61.7)
Bacillary Index
    Negative 107 (37.94)
    Paucibacillary 6 (2.13)
    Multibacillary 169 (59.93)
    (+) Pathology Report 281 (99.65)
Leprosy type
    Tuberculoid 20 (7.09)
    Borderline tuberculoid 54 (19.15)
    Borderline 36 (12.77)
    Borderline lepromatous 47 (16.67)
    Lepromatous 112 (39.72)
    Pure neuritic 2 (0.71)
    Indeterminate 11 (3.9)
Lepromatous Reaction
    Type I 62 (21,99)
    Type II 26 (9,22)
    Both 1 (0,35)
    None 193 (68,44)
Prior Treatment
    Multibacillary 35 (12,41)
    Paucibacillary 9 (3,19)
    Other 9 (3,19)
    No treatment 229 (81,21)
    Age at diagnosis, Median (IQR) 54(26)
    Time since first skin lesion (years) 1(2)