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Table 1 Crude association between poor treatment outcome and potential confounders, TB clinic, Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Kano, Nigeria

From: The impact of rural residence and HIV infection on poor tuberculosis treatment outcomes in a large urban hospital: a retrospective cohort analysis

Variable

Total (%)

Poor outcome

P value (χ2)

  

Yes (%)

No (%)

 

Age group (years)

 15–24

252

91 (36.9)

159 (63.1)

 

 25–34

382

169 (44.2)

213 (55.8)

 

 35–44

323

139 (43.0)

184 (57.0)

 

 45–54

181

105 (58.0)

76 (42.0)

 

 55–64

82

45 (54.9)

37 (45.1)

 

  > 65

70

44 (62.9)

26 (37.1)

<0.001

Sex

 Female

785

259 (43.5)

337 (56.5)

 

 Male

596

377 (48.0)

408 (52.0)

0.005

Residence

 Urban

989

380 (38.4)

609 (61.6)

 

 Rural

392

256 (65.3)

136 (34.7)

<0.001

Referral facility

 DOTS-linked facility

611

245 (40.1)

366 (59.9)

 

 Non DOTS-linked facility

710

371 (52.3)

339 (47.7)

<0.001

TB confirmation

 Bacteriological

461

126 (27.3)

335 (72.7)

 

 Clinical

920

510 (55.4)

410 (44.6)

<0.001

TB site

 Pulmonary

912

370 (40.6)

542 (59.4)

 

 Extra-pulmonary

220

95 (43.2)

125 (56.8)

 

 Both

213

140 (65.7)

73 (34.3)

<0.001

HIV/ART status

 HIV-

662

292 (44.1)

370 (55.9)

 

 HIV+

550

264 (48.0)

286 (52.0)

 

 Unknown HIV status

169

80 (47.3)

89 (52.7)

0.008

Previous TB treatment

 No

1041

411 (39.5)

630 (33.8)

 

 Yes

340

225 (66.2)

115 (33.8)

<0.001