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Table 5 Survival of HIV-TB co-infected divided into different risk categories

From: Epidemiology and outcome of HIV patients in Finland co-infected with tuberculosis 1998–2015

 

All

Died

Alive

Hazard ratio (95% CI)

P-value

n

n

n

Total

53

16

37

  

Sex

0.031

 Male

36

15

21

1

 

 Female

17

1

16

0.15 (0.019–1.10)

 

Mode of HIV-transmission

0.58

 IDU

13

7

6

1.71 (0.53–5.52)

 

 MSM

9

4

5

1.85 (0.49–7.02)

 

 Heterosex

29

5

24

1

 

Country of birth

0.14

 Finland

26

14

12

4.65 (0.61–35.5)

 

 Sub-Saharan Africa

11

1

10

1

 

 Other

15

1

14

1.3 (0.081–21.5)

 

Time of TB diagnosis

0.066

  > 6 months after HIV diagnosis

32

13

19

3.07 (0.87–10.8)

 

  < 6 months from HIV diagnosis

29

3

26

1

 

MDR TB

2

0

2

  

MAC co-infection

5

1

4

  

TB recurrence

1

0

1

  

Age at TB diagnosis, years, mean (range)

38.9 (20–61)

42.9 (26–61)

37.2 (20–56)

1.06 (1.00–1.13)

0.036

CD4 at TB diagnosis, mean (range)

203 (5–859)

258 (5–854)

181 (9–859)

1.00 (0.99–1.00)

0.27

CD4 nadir, mean (range)

131 (1–471)

118 (1–471)

137 (9–458)

1.00 (0.99–1.00)

0.90

  1. Characteristics of HIV-TB co-infected patients grouped base on whether they have died or are alive at the end of the follow-up period. Log-rank test was used to calculate p-values for categorical variables and Wald test (Cox model) for continuous variables. Hazard ratios and their 95% confidence intervals were calculated using Cox model. Hazard ratios for age and CD4 at time of TB diagnosis are per unit increase