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Table 4 Distribution of socio-demographic and health history characteristics of cases of tuberculosis with multimorbidity according to TB treatment outcome status in Brazil, 2011

From: Prevalence and patterns of multimorbidity among tuberculosis patients in Brazil: a cross-sectional study

Characteristics

Cured

Notcured

p value

  

n (%)

n (%)

 

Gender (454)

Female

137 (72.1)

53 (27.9)

0.032*

 

Male

165 (62.5)

99 (37.5)

 

Age (454)

<20 years

2 (66.7)

1 (33.3)

0.032**

 

20 –39 years

37 (68.5)

17 (31.5)

 
 

40-59 years

141 (73.4)

51 (26.6)

 
 

> 60 years

122 (59.5)

83 (40.5)

 

Skin color (419)

White

111 (60.9)

71 (39.1)

0.065*

 

Non-white

165 (69.6)

72 (30.4)

 

School level (267)

Illiterate

19 (57.6)

14 (42.4)

0.217*

 

1 – 4 years

71 (66.4)

36 (33.6)

 
 

5 – 8 years

48 (71.6)

19 (28.4)

 
 

> 8 years

42 (76.4)

13 (23.6)

 
 

Not applicable

2 (40.0)

3 (60.0)

 

Area of residence (319)

Urban

195 (66.5)

98 (33.5)

0.280*

 

Rural

20 (76.9)

6 (23.1)

 

Institutionalization (444)

No

290 (68,2)

135 (31.8)

0.018*

 

Yes

8 (42.1)

11 (57.9)

 

HIV (293)

Negative

192 (74.1)

67 (25.9)

<0.001*

 

Positive

14 (41.1)

20 (58.9)

 

Alcoholism (432)

No

238 (68.2)

111 (31.8)

0.583*

 

Yes

54 (65.1)

29 (34.9)

 
  1. MM Multimorbidity, HIV Human immunodeficiency virus, TB Tuberculosis.
  2. *Pearson chi-square test.
  3. **Likelihood-ratio chi-square test.