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HIV and TB co infection in the ART era: CD4 count distributions and TB case fatality in Cape Town

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Table 1 Baseline characteristics by year of HIV-positive patients on ART (Section A) and not on ART (Section B) at the start of TB treatment
Fig. 1 CD4 count distribution per year by ART status: a On ART at start of TB treatment
Table 2 TB treatment outcomes by year for HIV-positive patients by ART status at start of TB treatment
Fig. 3 a Kaplan-Meier plot of survival by year for HIV-positive patients on ART at start of TB treatment (p = 0.47)
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