2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejcdt.2014.02.011
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Risk factors for atypical mycobacterial disease in patients with smear positive pulmonary TB

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“…Two other studies (21,30) reported that 95.0% and 57.7% of the patients were female, data that corroborate with other authors. (25,27) However, in a study by Zamarioli et al, (22) The latter result, found in the same population as in the present study, shows that the prevalence of the female gender is higher, considering the current rate of 20.8% and pointing out that women are less affected in our region. These data suggest that women in our country are increasingly attentive to preventive care of diseases and, consequently, become less vulnerable to the involvement of NTMPD.…”
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“…Two other studies (21,30) reported that 95.0% and 57.7% of the patients were female, data that corroborate with other authors. (25,27) However, in a study by Zamarioli et al, (22) The latter result, found in the same population as in the present study, shows that the prevalence of the female gender is higher, considering the current rate of 20.8% and pointing out that women are less affected in our region. These data suggest that women in our country are increasingly attentive to preventive care of diseases and, consequently, become less vulnerable to the involvement of NTMPD.…”
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confidence: 54%
“…In a study conducted in 2012, Mycobacterium massiliense and the Mycobacterium simiae complex were dominant. (27) In the region analyzed in the present study, M. kansasii had the highest occurrence (28.5%), followed by M. fortuitum (16.6%). The work performed by the NTM-NET network evaluated data from 62 laboratories in 30 countries distributed over six continents.…”
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