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Table 3 Factors associated with treatment success among persons with BC-PTB in eastern Uganda

From: Treatment success and mortality among adults with tuberculosis in rural eastern Uganda: a retrospective cohort study

Characteristics

Level

Tuberculosis treatment outcome

Modified Poisson regression analysis

Unsuccessful

(No. (%))

Successful

(No. (%))

Unadjusted analysis

Adjusted analysis

Participants

 

187 (18.9)

800 (81.1)

RR

95% CI

aRR

95% CI

District

Soroti

104 (55.6)

359 (44.9)

Ref

 

Ref

 

Kumi

49 (26.2)

179 (22.4)

1.01

(0.93,1.10)

1.02

(0.94,1.11)

Ngora

26 (13.9)

115 (14.4)

1.05

(0.96,1.15)

1.04

(0.95,1.14)

Serere

8 (4.3)

147 (18.4)

1.22***

(1.15,1.30)

1.22***

(1.14,1.30)

Sex

Female

46 (24.6)

290 (36.2)

1

 

1

 

Male

141 (75.4)

510 (63.7)

0.91**

(0.86,0.96)

0.92**

(0.87,0.98)

Age group

15–34

73 (39.0)

387 (48.4)

1

 

1

 

35–50

66 (35.3)

262 (32.8)

0.98

(0.92,1.05)

0.97

(0.91,1.04)

More than 50

48 (25.7)

151 (18.9)

0.88**

(0.81,0.97)

0.89**

(0.81,0.97)

Persons with BC-PTB

New

154 (82.4)

708 (88.5)

1

 

1

 

Previously treated

33 (17.6)

92 (11.5)

0.90*

(0.80,1.00)

0.94

(0.84,1.05)

HIV status

Negative

111 (60.0)

583 (73.6)

1

 

1

 

Positive

74 (40.0)

209 (26.4)

0.88**

(0.81,0.95)

0.88**

(0.82,0.95)

  1. Note: 95% confidence intervals for risk ratio (RR) in brackets; *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001; RR: Unadjusted risk ratio; aRR: Adjusted risk ratio