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. 2022 Jan 2;116(8):477–484. doi: 10.1080/20477724.2021.2021045

Table 1.

Age range, gender, and clinical forms of leprosy index cases, household (HH) contacts and peridomicilliary (PD) contacts without lesions (healthy contacts), and those with lesions.

(A) Contacts without lesions (healthy contacts) (N = 340)
Gender Age median
(range)
Type of contact
HH
(N = 67)
PD
(N = 273)
PB
(n = 14)
MB
(N = 53)
PB
(N = 75)
MB
(N = 198)
Female (N = 175) 10
(4–15 years old)
7 27 42 99
Male
(N = 165)
9
(4–15 years old)
7 26 33 99
(B) Contacts with lesions (N = 55)
Gender Age median
(range)
Type of contact
HH
(N = 20)
PD
(N = 35)
PB
(N = 14)
MB
(N = 6)
PB
(N = 9)
MB
(N = 26)
Female (N = 29) 11
(4–14 years old)
5 2 5 17
Male (N = 26) 10
(5–15 years old)
9 4 4 9
(c) Index cases (N = 71)
Gender Age median
(range)
Clinical form (n = 71)
PB (N = 21) MB (N = 50)
Female (N = 30) 46
(10–81 years old)
12 18
Male (N = 41) 50
(15–97 years old)
9 32

Obs. HH (household contacts); PD (peridomicilliary contacts); PB (paucibacillary); MB (multibacillary).