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. 2022 Aug 15;17(8):e0273069. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0273069

Table 1. Socio-demographic and clinical variables of study participants in Northern Red Sea region, 2014–2019 cohort (n = 1227).

Variable Frequency Percentage
Sex (1225)
Male 671 54.8%
Female 554 45.2%
Age range (1226)
≤ 14 161 13.1%
15–24 202 16.5%
25–34 198 16.2%
35–44 217 17.7%
45–54 208 17.0%
55–64 142 11.6%
≥ 65 98 8.0%
Residence (1223)
Urban 705 57.6%
Rural 518 42.4%
History of TB treatment
New 1157 94.3%
Previously treated Relapse 66 5.4%
Treatment after failure 2 0.2%
Treatment after lost to follow up 2 0.2%
Type of TB
Pulmonary TB (bacteriological confirmed) 502 40.9%
Pulmonary TB (clinical diagnosed) 332 27.1%
Extra-pulmonary TB (bacteriological confirmed) 21 1.7%
Extra-pulmonary TB (clinical diagnosed) 372 30.3%
TB treatment category
Category-I 1014 82.6%
Category-II 70 5.7%
Category-III 143 11.7%
HIV status (1226)
Negative 1208 98.5%
Positive 18 1.5%
AFB sputum results at diagnosis
Positive 523 42.6%
Negative 318 25.9%
NA 386 31.5%
AFB sputum results at 2nd month(1224)
Positive 35 2.9%
Negative 741 60.5%
NA 448 36.6%
Health facility
Afabet Hospital 410 33.4%
Ghindae Regional Referral Hospital 289 23.6%
Massawa Hospital 345 28.1%
Nakfa Hospital 183 14.9%

N.B. Discrepancy in numbers is due to missing values