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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics

From: Treatment outcomes for isoniazid-resistant tuberculosis under program conditions in British Columbia, Canada

Characteristic

Total patients

n = 165

Sex (n, %)

 Male

103 (62.4)

 Female

62 (37.6)

Age, years (IQR)

46 (32.5–61)

Region of origin (n, %)

Canadian born

44 (26.7)

Foreign born

 TB incidence >30 per 100,000

115 (69.7)

 TB incidence of ≤30 per 100,000

5 (3.0)

Unknown country of birth

1 (0.6)

Year of diagnosis

 2002–2006

37 (22.4)

 2007–2010

56 (33.9)

 2011–2014

72 (43.6)

Co-morbidities (n, %)

 Diabetes mellitus

19 (11.5)

 Immune suppressive medication

13 (7.9)

 Malignancy

7 (4.2)

 HIV positive

6 (3.6)

 Chronic kidney disease

2 (1.2)

Prior history of TB treatment

 No prior TB treatment

127 (77.0)

 Prior TB treatment

24 (14.5)

 Prior TB treatment unknown

14 (8.5)

Disease site

 Pulmonary

106 (64.2)

 Extra-pulmonary

42 (25.5)

 Pulmonary and extra-pulmonary

17 (10.3)

Extent of pulmonary diseasea

 Baseline positive AFB smear

73 (59.3)

 Cavitary lesions in chest radiography

50 (40.7)

Isoniazid resistance (n, %)

 INH, both high and low level resistance

84 (50.9)

 INH, only low level resistance

81 (49.1)

  1. aThe denominator used to calculate the percentage for Extent of pulmonary disease was based on cases with pulmonary involvement (n = 123)