Predictors of death among patients who completed tuberculosis treatment: a population-based cohort study.

assessment of nursing care for hospitalized patients, according to the environmental and social factors. identiied here as associated with TB and TB-HIV

The factors found, associated to the compliance with the treatment of the co-infection HIV/TB, related to: the individual and his lifestyle (previous TB treatment, fear of stigma

Considering the whole study period, predictive factors associated with death from tuberculosis were age, positive serology for HIV, late initial treatment, history of weight

Objective: To determine the incidence of active tuberculosis (TB) among individuals cohabiting with patients infected with susceptible and multidrug-resistant tuberculosis

an AFB-negative sputum smear in the last month of treatment or at least once previously; treatment completion, patients who completed treatment but did not meet the definition of

- tuberculosis mortality rate (number of cases closed as death due to TB in the year/total population of that year x 100 thousand);.. - proportion of TB-HIV coinfection (number of

Our population-based study found that pneumonia patients with DD were associated with an increased risk of poor treatment outcomes, including ICU admission, the need for

Comparing gene expression profiles in 3 models of TB, a longitudinal human TB cohort study comprising of newly- diagnosed TB patients followed up through treatment, a BCG- infected