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Table 5 Multivariate model examining association between HIV infection and time to death among patients treated for tuberculosis*

From: Impact of HIV on mortality among patients treated for tuberculosis in Lima, Peru: a prospective cohort study

Characteristic

Multivariate model

Direct effect model

(without mediators)

(with mediators)

N = 1699, 136 deaths

N = 1658, 127 deaths

Adjusted HR

Adjusted HR

 

(95 % CI)

P value

(95 % CI)

P value

HIV positive

6.06 (3.969.27)

<0.001

4.67 (2.997.29)

<0.001

Pediatric casea

0.64 (0.15–2.64)

0.536

0.45 (0.11–1.90)

0.276

Female gender

0.92 (0.61–1.37)

0.670

0.96 (0.63–1.47)

0.870

Unemployed

2.24 (1.553.25)

<0.001

1.82 (1.242.65)

0.002

Baseline sputum AFB smear positive

1.91 (1.103.31)

0.021

1.88 (1.073.29)

0.028

Able to perform ADLs

  

0.26 (0.170.41)

<0.001

Low BMIb

  

1.71 (1.182.48)

0.004

Dyspnea

  

1.56 (1.042.34)

0.030

  1. ADLs activities of daily living, AFB acid-fast bacilli, BMI body mass index, CI confidence interval, HIV human immunodeficiency virus, HR hazard ratio
  2. *Boldface indicates P < 0.05. The total n for each multivariate model is lower than the analysis cohort (n = 1701) because of complete case drop of observations with missing data
  3. aDefined as age <15 years
  4. bDefined as BMI <20 kg/m2 in men, BMI <18.5 kg/m2 in women