Table 2 |
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Risk factors for relapse, failure, or default from initial TB treatment, a subgroup analysis. |
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Subgroup Risk factor |
Univariate analysis (OR, 95% CI) |
Multivariate analysis (OR, 95% CI) |
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Relapse (N = 35) |
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Lack of sputum smear conversion to negative by 3 months |
4.58 (2.22-9.43) |
4.14 (1.92-9.01) |
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Missed doses during the intensive phase |
3.23 (0.96-10.9) |
NS |
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Treatment failure (N = 18) |
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Lack of sputum smear conversion to negative by 3 months |
** |
** |
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Comorbid conditions |
3.29 (1.08-9.99) |
NS |
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Treatment default (N = 27) |
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Male gender |
6.50 (1.51-28.1) |
4.56 (0.96-20.7) |
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Substance use† |
4.19 (1.83-9.56) |
2.73 (1.04-7.15) |
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Missed doses during the intensive phase |
12.9 (4.65-35.7) |
10.9 (3.47-34.0) |
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Hospitalization during treatment |
2.56 (1.04-6.23) |
3.84 (1.41-10.5) |
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** Three-month sputum smear conversion to negative was negative in all failure patients so could not be included in logistic regression models. †Tobacco, alcohol, or illicit drug use. |
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Dooley et al. BMC Public Health 2011 11:140 doi:10.1186/1471-2458-11-140 |
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