Skip to main content
. 2021 Dec 24;75(5):849–856. doi: 10.1093/cid/ciab1047

Table 2.

Characteristics of Baseline Household Contacts of Index Patients by Site and Trial Arm

Site Trial Arm
Characteristic Mangaung (N = 4202) Capricorn (N = 4386) Standard of Care (N = 4129) Intervention (N = 4459)
Age, median (interquartile range), years 19 (9–38) 19 (9–36) 19 (9–37) 19 (9–37)
Sex, male 1778 (42%) 1913 (44%) 1812 (44%) 1879 (42%)
Relationship to index case
 Spouse 363 (9%) 258 (6%) 288 (7%) 333 (7%)
 Child 1129 (27%) 1035 (24%) 1066 (26%) 1098 (25%)
 Sibling 682 (16%) 919 (21%) 752 (18%) 849 (19%)
 Parent/parent-in-law 439 (10%) 509 (12%) 475 (11%) 473 (11%)
 Grandparent 165 (4%) 101 (2%) 140 (3%) 126 (3%)
 Grandchild 390 (9%) 357 (8%) 363 (9%) 384 (9%)
 Other 1034 (25%) 1207 (28%) 1045 (25%) 1196 (27%)
Joined household, past 15 months 398 (9%) 144 (3%) 279 (7%) 263 (6%)
Has TB symptoms 567 (14%) 406 (9%) 453 (11%) 520 (12%)
If TB symptoms, on treatment 31 (5%) 36 (9%) 40 (9%) 27 (5%)
On antiretroviral therapy
 Yes 354 (8%) 142 (3%) 206 (5%) 290 (7%)
 No 3783 (90%) 4194 (96%) 3861 (94%) 4116 (92%)
 Don’t know 60 (1%) 42 (1%) 53 (1%) 49 (1%)

Missing values: age (n = 30), entered household in past 15 months (n = 17), TB symptoms (n = 39), antiretroviral therapy (n = 13).

Abbreviation: TB, tuberculosis.