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Volume 28, Number 3—March 2022
Research

Retrospective Cohort Study of Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Tuberculosis Notifications, Vietnam, 2020

Tasnim HasanComments to Author , Viet Nhung Nguyen, Hoa Binh Nguyen, Thu Anh Nguyen, Hien T.T. Le, Cuong D. Pham, Nam Hoang, Phuong T.M. Nguyen, Justin Beardsley, Guy B. Marks, and Greg J. Fox
Author affiliations: The Woolcock Institute for Medical Research, Glebe, New South Wales, Australia (T. Hasan, T.A. Nguyen, H.T.T. Le, C.D. Pham, G.B. Marks, G.J. Fox); University of Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (T. Hasan, J. Beardsley, G.B. Marks, G.J. Fox); National Lung Hospital, Hanoi, Vietnam (V.N. Nguyen, H.B. Nguyen, N.H. Do, P.T.M. Nguyen); University of New South Wales, Sydney (G.B. Marks)

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Table 2

Tuberculosis treatment outcomes for patients receiving first-line therapy, stratified by date treatment began, Vietnam*

Treatment start date Favorable outcome† Failure Lost to follow-up Death Transfer to MDR‡ Not evaluated Total unfavorable outcome§
2016
Q1 18,405 (92.9) 146 (0.7) 434 (2.2) 545 (2.8) 31 (0.2) 252 (1.3) 1,156 (5.8)
Q2 20,943 (93.3) 129 (0.6) 567 (2.5) 531 (2.4) 47 (0.2) 235 (1.0) 1,274 (5.7)
Q3 22,656 (93.5) 139 (0.6) 580 (2.4) 535 (2.2) 56 (0.2) 258 (1.1) 1,310 (5.4)
Q4 24,106 (91.6) 192 (0.7) 700 (2.7) 667 (2.5) 103 (0.4) 562 (2.1) 1,662 (6.3)
Total 2016
86,110 (92.8)
606 (0.7)
2,281 (2.5)
2,278 (2.5)
237 (0.3)
1,307 (1.4)
5,402 (5.8)
2017
Q1 22,453 (91.0) 193 (0.8) 676 (2.7) 557 (2.3) 103 (0.4) 694 (2.8) 1,529 (6.2)
Q2 24,863 (91.5) 188 (0.7) 686 (2.5) 632 (2.3) 102 (0.4) 715 (2.6) 1,608 (5.9)
Q3 25,813 (92.3) 170 (0.6) 712 (2.5) 615 (2.2) 107 (0.4) 549 (2.0) 1,604 (5.7)
Q4 23,171 (91.6) 119 (0.5) 652 (2.6) 613 (2.4) 120 (0.5) 615 (2.4) 1,504 (5.9)
Total 2017
96,300 (91.6)
670 (0.6)
2,726 (2.6)
2,417 (2.3)
432 (0.4)
2,573 (2.4)
6,245 (5.9)
2018
Q1 21,514 (90.9) 164 (0.7) 624 (2.6) 669 (2.8) 114 (0.5) 573 (2.4) 1,571 (6.6)
Q2 23,942 (91.4) 129 (0.5) 691 (2.6) 648 (2.5) 159 (0.6) 623 (2.4) 1,627 (6.2)
Q3 24,221 (91.6) 135 (0.5) 668 (2.5) 640 (2.4) 127 (0.5) 657 (2.5) 1,570 (5.9)
Q4 23,575 (91.1) 122 (0.5) 691 (2.7) 615 (2.4) 108 (0.4) 758 (2.9) 1,536 (5.9)
Total 2018
93,252 (91.3)
550 (0.5)
2,674 (2.6)
2,572 (2.5)
508 (0.5)
2,611 (2.6)
6,304 (6.2)
2019
Q1 21,842 (90.4) 144 (0.6) 748 (3.1) 624 (2.6) 110 (0.5) 701 (2.9) 1,626 (6.7)
Q2 24,122 (90.7) 155 (0.6) 777 (2.9) 701 (2.6) 150 (0.6) 680 (2.6) 1,783 (6.7)
Q3 25,525 (91.3) 123 (0.4) 784 (2.8) 632 (2.3) 183 (0.7) 724 (2.6) 1,722 (6.2)
Q4 23,501 (91.0) 124 (0.5) 681 (2.6) 614 (2.4) 166 (0.6) 729 (2.8) 1,585 (6.1)
Total 2019
73,148 (91.0)
402 (0.5)
2,242 (2.8)
1,947 (2.4)
499 (0.6)
2,133 (2.7)
5,090 (6.3)
2020¶
Q1 21,613 (91.2) 144 (0.6) 516 (2.2) 643 (2.7) 156 (0.7) 623 (2.6) 1,459 (6.2)

*Values are no. (%). MDR, multidrug-resistant; Q, quarter. †Favorable outcomes include cure and treatment complete. ‡Cases were transferred to MDR status when resistance testing revealed MDR TB or treatment with first-line antimicrobial drugs failed. §Unfavorable outcomes include failure, loss to follow-up, death, and transfer to MDR. ¶For 2020, only outcomes for Q1 were available.

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