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. 2022 Aug 1;60(8):e00431-22. doi: 10.1128/jcm.00431-22

TABLE 1.

Participant clinical and laboratory characteristicsa

Characteristic Total TB case Non-TB case
n = 131 n = 64 n = 67
Gender, n (%)
 Female 59 (45) 28 (44) 31 (46)
 Male 72 (55) 36 (56) 36 (54)
Age, median (IQR) 36 (31–46) 35 (28–49) 37 (33–46)
HIV status, n (%)
 Negative 10 (8) 10 (16) 0 (0)
 Positive 121 (92) 54 (84) 67 (100)
CD4+ T-cell count, median (IQR)b 115 (37–319) 89 (40–227) 257 (100–551)
Cough present, n (%) 98 (75) 56 (88) 42 (63)
Any TB symptom present, n (%)c 128 (97) 64 (100) 64 (96)
Urine LF-LAM positive, n (%)d 22 (17) 22 (34) 0 (0)
OSA positive (Cq < 32), n (%) 27 (21) 25 (39) 2 (3)
OSA positive (Cq < 38), n (%) 57 (44) 42 (65) 15 (22)
Xpert Ultra Ct, median (IQR)e 16.5 (15.9–20.8)
a

TB case: reference sputum TB positive (Xpert Ultra and/or culture); Non-TB case: no positive sputum results.

b

HIV-positive participants only; data available for n = 105.

c

TB symptoms queried: cough, weight loss, fevers/chills, loss of appetite, fatigue.

d

LF-LAM, lateral flow lipoarabinomannan test.

e

Cycle threshold (Ct) values available for 60/62 positive Xpert Ultra results.