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Tuberculosis Trends and Drug Resistance in Wisconsin (1993-2003)

This report analyzes the trends in reported tuberculosis (TB) cases in Wisconsin from 1993 to 2003, focusing on drug-resistant cases, specifically those resistant to at least isoniazid (INH) and rifampin. It highlights the site of disease, gender distribution, age demographics, and race/ethnicity of TB patients in Wisconsin as of 2003. Additionally, the report examines the HIV status of TB patients and provides insights into the national origin of reported TB cases, revealing that 58% of cases had a specific national background.

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Tuberculosis Trends and Drug Resistance in Wisconsin (1993-2003)

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  1. Active Tuberculosis Disease1993-2003

  2. Reported Tuberculosis Cases

  3. Drug Resistant Tuberculosis *Resistant to at least INH and Rifampin

  4. Tuberculosis, Site of Disease

  5. Reported Tuberculosis Casesby Gender Wisconsin, 1999-2003

  6. Age-distribution of TB Cases Wisconsin, 2003

  7. Race/Ethnicity-distribution of TB Cases Wisconsin, 2003

  8. HIV Status of TB Patients

  9. Wisconsin Tuberculosis Program Reported Tuberculosis Cases by National Origin 58%

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