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. 2023 Jan 22;86(5):e138–e141. doi: 10.1016/j.jinf.2023.01.030

Table 1.

Demographics and clinical characterization of adults with TB.

Category Secondary Tuberculosis
Numbers 72
Age 34[23,51.5]
Gender (F/M) 28/44
Vaccination status
 3rd dose of inactivated vaccine 23(31.94%)
 3rd dose of recombinant protein vaccine 17(23.61%)
 2nd dose of inactivated vaccine 16(22.22%)
 Unvaccinated 16(22.22%)
Disease stage*
 Active 48(66.67%)
 Improved 12(16.67%)
 Stable 2(2.78%)
Tuberculosis infection site
 Unilateral lung 23(31.94%)
 Bilateral lung 32(44.44%)
 Bronchus 19(26.39%)
 Laryngeal 2(2.78%)
 Pleurisy 6(8.33%)
 Peritonitis 1(1.38%)
 Intestinal 1(1.38%)
Comorbidity
 Drug-induced liver injury 5(6.94%)
 Type 2 diabetes mellitus 11(15.28%)
 Hypertension 6(8.33%)
 Hepatapostema 2(2.78%)
 Pulmonary emphysema 3(4.17%)
 Cerebral infarction 2(2.78%)
 Others a 26(36.11%)
 None 22(30.56%)
Therapeutic regimen
 Isoniazid 52(72.22%)
 Rifampicin 51(70.83%)
 Rifapentine 6(8.33%)
 Ethambutol 53(73.61%)
 Pyrazinamide 54(75.00%)
 Levofloxacin 23(31.94%)
 Sodium Deoxyribonucleotide 5(6.94%)
 Bozhi Glycopeptide 8(11.11%)
 Kangfuxin Liquid 17(23.61%)
 Others b 18(25.00%)
 Positivity for purified protein derivative (PDD) test 40(55.56%)
 ESR(mm/h) 14.5[6.75,43]
 CRP(mg/L) 5.05[1.65,21.88]

Ten TB patients from outpatient have missed their complete medical history.

a

including: non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, anemia, carotid artery stenosis, hyponatremia, hypoproteinemia, fatty liver disease, coronary arteriosclerosis, lower limb vein thrombus, intestinal perforation, bronchiectasis, intestinal obstruction and chronic hepatitis.

b

including: amikacin, aztreonam, bedaquiline, ceftazidime, ceftriaxone, clofazimine, cycloserine, linezolid, moxifloxacin, pasiniazide, piperacillin, protionamide, tazobactam.