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Table 2 Characteristics of 137 individuals with mycobacterial and bacterial sputum sample tests stratified by test results

From: Tuberculosis and other bacterial co-infection in Cambodia: a single center retrospective cross-sectional study

 

No identified TB or bacteria

(N = 50)

TB only

(N = 27)

Bacteria only

(N = 47)

TB and bacteria

(N = 13)

p-value

Age (yrs)

55 (44–64)

42 (32–61)

53 (38–65)

52 (45–62)

0.10

Male

24 (48)

17 (63)

26 (55)

7 (54)

0.65

HIV infection

3 (6)

1 (4)

0

0

0.35

Current smoking

11 (22)

9 (33)

9 (19)

6 (46)

0.17

Previous pulmonary TB

20 (40)

3 (11)

25 (53)

3 (23)

0.002

Number of times TB treateda

    

0.10

 1

18/20 (90)

1 (33)

20 (80)

2 (67)

 

 2+

2/20 (10)

2 (67)

5 (20)

1 (33)

 

Symptoms at presentation

 Shortness of breath

29 (58)

19 (70)

21 (45)

5 (38)

0.11

 Cough

50 (100)

26 (96)

43 (91)

13 (100)

0.13

 Hemoptysis

6 (12)

4 (15)

15 (32)

3 (23)

0.09

 Chest pain

25 (50)

14 (52)

21 (45)

8 (62)

0.76

 Fever

12 (24)

13 (48)

13 (28)

4 (31)

0.17

 Weight loss

32 (64)

20 (74)

31 (66)

7 (54)

0.64

Reported medication use at presentation

 Antimicrobials prior to pesentation

25 (50)

18 (67)

19 (40)

6 (46)

0.18

  Antibacterials

2/25 (8)

4/18 (22)

3/19 (16)

1/6 (17)

  Anti-TB

0/25 (0)

2/18 (11)

0/19 (0)

0/6 (0)

  Unknown

23/25 (92)

12/18 (67)

16/19 (84)

5/6 (83)

 Other medications prior to presentation

28 (56)

16 (59)

22 (47)

5 (38)

0.51

  1. NOTE: Data reported as median (IQR) or N (%)
  2. aPrior TB treatment data were missing for one patient reporting previous pulmonary TB