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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of leprosy patients

From: Whole blood profiling of leprosy type 1(reversal) reactions highlights prominence of innate immune response genes

A - Characteristics of the samplea

 

N individuals

Age, years

± SD

Gender M:F

 

Cases / Reaction

94

44.05 (13.31)

58:36

 

Controls / No Reaction

57

45.21 (14.98)

28:29

 

B - Clinical characteristics of the cohorta

Clinical phenotype

n

(%)

 Tuberculoid (TT)

20

(13)

 Borderline tuberculoid (BT)

30

(20)

 Borderline (BB)

18

(12)

 Borderline lepromatous (BL)

17

(11)

 Lepromatous (LL)

49

(32)

 Indeterminate leprosy (I)

11

(7)

 Other forms (Neural)

6

(4)

Total#

151

(100)

C - Patients with reaction episodea

 RR

50

(53)

 ENL

44

(47)

Total#

94

(62)

D - Patients without reaction episodea

 PB

47

(82)

 MB

10

(18)

Total#

57

(38)

  1. aResults are shown as N(%). Abbreviations: SD Standart deviation, M male, F female, PB paucibacillary, MB multibacillary, RR reversal reaction, ENL erythema nodosum leprosum. Patients were also classified under leprosy clinical spectrum according to Ridley & Jopling [9]