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Table 1 Distribution of the population of patients and healthy individuals according to clinical forms of leprosy, age, gender and ethnic group

From: Influence of KIR genes and their HLA ligands in the pathogenesis of leprosy in a hyperendemic population of Rondonópolis, Southern Brazil

  

Per se

LL

Borderline

TT

Controls

N = 408

N = 21

N = 302

N = 60

N = 413

Age

(Mean ± SD)

42.0 ± 16.4

45.7 ± 15.2

42.8 ± 15.9

37.4 ± 16.8

42.0 ± 14.5

 

(Median)

41

45

42

37

42

  

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

Gender

Male

250 (61.2)

17 (80.9)

194 (64.2)

25 (41.6)

249 (60.2)

 

Female

158 (38.7)

4 (19.0)

108 (35.7)

35 (58.3)

164 (37.7)

Ethnic

Caucasian

146 (35.7)

8 (38.0)

115 (38.0)

14 (23.3)

137 (28.3)

Group

Black

16 (3.92)

0 (0.0)

11 ( 3.64)

3 ( 5.0)

17 ( 4.11)

 

Afro-Brazilian

246 (60.2)

13 (61.9)

176 (58.2)

43 (71.6)

259 (62.7)

  1. NOTE: Distribution of patients classified according to criteria of Ridley & Joplin: Leprosy (per se), Tuberculoid (TT), Borderline (BL, BB, BT), and Lepromatous (LL); according to age, gender (male and female) and ethnicity (Caucasian, Black and Afro-Brazilian). Values in parentheses correspond to the percentages of each variable.