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Table 2 Factors associated with infection with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis: Arua Regional Referral Hospital, Uganda, 2013–2017

From: Multidrug-resistant tuberculosis outbreak associated with poor treatment adherence and delayed treatment: Arua District, Uganda, 2013–2017

Exposure

% Cases (n = 30)

% Controls (n = 92)

OR (95% CI)

p-value

aORa (95% CI)

p-value

Adhered to first-line TB treatment

 Yes

33

89

Ref

 

Ref

 

 No

47

11

11 (3.5–33)

< 0.01#

12 (1.9–79)

0.009#

 Unknown

20

0

  

Mean symptomatic duration (months) before treatment

  ≤ 4

17

71

Ref

   

 5–9

3.3

14

0.82 (0.081–8.4)

0.87

1.0 (0.086–13)

0.98

 10–14

6.7

9.8

1.9 (0.29–14)

0.51

2.3 (0.22–24)

0.48

 15–192

13

2.2

21 (2.7–166)

0.004#

24 (1.7–353)

0.02#

 Unknown

60

3.3

45 (11–183)

< 0.01

33 (3.8–201)

< 0.01

HIV status

 Negative

47

68

Ref

 

Ref

 

 Positive

53

32

2.6 (1.1–6.1)

0.033#

1.3 (0.24–7.0)

0.77

Contact

 No

30

38

Ref

   

 Yes

63

38

2.1 (0.78–5.6)

0.14

  

 Unknown

6.7

24

0.27 (0.047–1.5)

0.14

  

Alcohol drinker

 Never

50

41

Ref

   

 Former

20

35

0.49 (0.17–1.4)

0.18

  

 Yes

30

24

1.1 (0.39–2.9)

0.90

  

Smoker

 Never

47

50

Ref

   

 Former

33

24

1.5 (0.60–3.9)

0.37

  

 Yes

17

26

0.66 (0.21–2.1)

0.48

  

 Unknown

3.3

0

  

Nationality status

 Ugandan

83

82

Ref

   

 Refugee

17

18

0.84 (0.26–2.7)

0.77

  
  1. #Statistically significant variables
  2. aaOR = adjusted odds ratio using conditional logistic regression