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Table 1 Demographics and clinical characteristics of the study population (n = 485)

From: Profiling non-tuberculous mycobacteria in an Asian setting: characteristics and clinical outcomes of hospitalized patients in Singapore

Age (years): median (IQR)

70 (58–82)

Gender (male): n (%)

301 (62.1%)

BMI (kg/m2): median (IQR)

19.4(16.4–23)

Smoking status: n (%)

 Current smoker

95 (19.6%)

 Ex- smoker

94 (19.4%)

 Never

296 (61%)

Previous history of PTB: n (%)

167 (34.4%)

Active PTB: n (%)

3 (0.6%)

Co-morbidities (pulmonary): n (%)

 Bronchiectasis

139 (28.7%)

 COPD

69 (14.2%)

 Asthma

32 (6.6%)

 Pulmonary fibrosis

18 (3.7%)

Co-morbidities (non- pulmonary): n (%)

 Hypertension

156 (32.2%)

 Hyperlipidaemia

125 (25.8%)

 Diabetes mellitus

87 (17.9%)

 Coronary artery disease

63 (12.9%)

 HIV infection

52 (10.7%)

 Psychiatry disorder

38 (7.8%)

 Malignancy

29 (6%)

 Cerebrovascular disease

23 (4.7%)

 Chronic renal impairment

16 (3.3%)

 Rheumatoid arthritis

11 (2.2%)

Prevalence of isolates per 100,000 hospital admissions

511/100,000