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Table 1 Demographic characteristics and risk factors among TB patients

From: Is a differentiated care model needed for patients with TB? A cohort analysis of risk factors contributing to unfavourable outcomes among TB patients in two states in South India

Characteristics

Percent

Number of cases

Name of the State

 Karnataka

66.4

3153

 Telangana

33.6

1596

Sex

 Female

37.8

1797

 Male

62.2

2952

Initial weighta

 Below median value

22.8

1081

 Median value or above

60

2850

 Unknown

17.2

818

Religion

 Hindu

70.0

3326

 Muslim

26.3

1249

 Others

3.7

174

Education status

  < 5 Standard

44.8

2126

 5–10 Standard

33.9

1612

 Above 10 Standard

21.3

1011

Marital Status

 Single

22.0

1046

 Married

72.5

3443

 Marriage dissolved

5.1

240

 Not known

0.4

20

Type of TB

 Extra Pulmonary TB

24.4

1158

 Pulmonary TB

75.6

3591

Age

 Below 60

88.0

4178

 60 and above

12.0

571

Previously treated for TB

 No

84.0

3989

 Yes

16.0

760

DR TB

 No

97.1

4611

 Yes

2.9

138

Drink alcohol

 No

87.1

4135

 Yes

12.9

614

Living alone

 No

96.1

4565

 Yes

3.9

184

HIV

 Negative

98.2

4662

 Positive

1.8

87

Diabetes

 No

95.1

4518

 Yes

4.9

231

Number of risks presentb

 No risk

58.9

2797

 Only one risk present

30.0

1424

 More than one risk present

11.1

528

Total percent

100

4749

  1. Note: Included patients aged 18 years and above whose RANA was administered between July and September and also treatment outcome was declared
  2. aConsidered median value of 43 Kgs for males and of 38 Kgs for females
  3. bRisks include, aged 60 and above, previously treated patients, DR TB patients, using alcohol, living alone, HIV positive patient, Diabetes patient