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

Table 2. Comparison among successful and unsuccessful TB treatment outcomes in Northern Red Sea region, 2014–2019 cohort (n = 1227).

Variable Successful TB treatment outcome Unsuccessful TB treatment outcome, p-value
Sex
Male 614(91.5%) 57(8.5%) 0.17
Female 494(89.2%) 60(10.8%)
Age category
≤ 14 152(94.4%) 9(5.6%) < 0.001
15–24 192(95%) 10(5%)
25–34 181(91.4%) 17(8.6%)
35–44 196(90.3%) 21(9.7%)
45–54 190(91.4) 18(8.6%)
55–64 121(85.2%) 21(14.8%)
≥ 65 77(78.6%) 21(21.4%)
Residence
Urban 639(90.6%) 66(9.4%) 0.86
Rural 468(90.4%) 50(9.6%)
History of TB treatment
New 1050(90.8%) 107(9.2%) .075
Previously treated 59(84.3%) 11(15.7%)
Type of TB
Pulmonary TB (bacteriological confirmed) 455(90.6%) 47(9.4%) 0.08
Pulmonary TB (clinical diagnosed) 291(87.6) 41(12.4%)
Extra pulmonary TB 363(92.4%) 30(7.6%)
TB treatment category
Category-I 915(87.9%) 99(12.1%) 0.06
Category-II 59(84.3%) 11(15.7%)
Category-III 135(94.4%) 8(5.6%)
HIV status
Negative 1097(90.8%) 111(9.2%) < 0.001
Positive 11(61.1%) 7(38.9%)
Sputum result at 2nd month
Positive 26(74.3%) 9(25.7%) < 0.001
Negative 708(95.5%) 33(4.5%)
NA 374(83.5%) 74(16.5%)
Health facility
Afabet Hospital 397(96.8%) 13(3.2%) < 0.001
Ghindae Regional Referral Hospital 245(84.8%) 44(15.2%)
Massawa Hospital 298(86.4%) 47(13.6%)
Nakfa Hospital 169(92.4%) 14(7.6%)