Table 2.

Baseline Characteristics of the TBM Discovery and Validation Cohorts

General characteristicsVietnam TBM Discovery Cohort (n = 210)Vietnam TBM Validation Cohort (n = 87)Indonesia TBM Validation Cohort (n = 468)
 Age43 (28–57)41 (25–57)a28 (22–37)b
 Male sex131 (62.1%)37 (46.8%)a230 (55%)
 Weight, kg49 (45–55)45 (40–49)N/Ac
Disease characteristics
 Duration of illness prior to presentation, d14 (10–30)17 (12–30)aN/Ac
 CSF WBC count, leukocytes/mm381 (28–231)d209 (82–375)155 (53–336)
 Glasgow coma score15 (13–15)14 (13–15)13 (12–15)b
 HIV seropositive0 (0%)0 (0%)50 (10.7%)
Diagnostic categorye
 Definite TBM77 (36.5%)51 (58.6%)272 (65.1%)
 Probable TBM66 (31.3%)27 (31.0%)146 (34.9%
 Possible TBM68 (32.2%)9 (10.3%)
General characteristicsVietnam TBM Discovery Cohort (n = 210)Vietnam TBM Validation Cohort (n = 87)Indonesia TBM Validation Cohort (n = 468)
 Age43 (28–57)41 (25–57)a28 (22–37)b
 Male sex131 (62.1%)37 (46.8%)a230 (55%)
 Weight, kg49 (45–55)45 (40–49)N/Ac
Disease characteristics
 Duration of illness prior to presentation, d14 (10–30)17 (12–30)aN/Ac
 CSF WBC count, leukocytes/mm381 (28–231)d209 (82–375)155 (53–336)
 Glasgow coma score15 (13–15)14 (13–15)13 (12–15)b
 HIV seropositive0 (0%)0 (0%)50 (10.7%)
Diagnostic categorye
 Definite TBM77 (36.5%)51 (58.6%)272 (65.1%)
 Probable TBM66 (31.3%)27 (31.0%)146 (34.9%
 Possible TBM68 (32.2%)9 (10.3%)

Results are presented as median (interquartile range) for continuous variables or No. (%) for categorical variables.

Abbreviations: CSF, cerebral spinal fluid; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; TBM, tuberculosis meningitis; WBC, white blood cell count.

n = 79 due to missingness.

n = 412 due to missingness.

Data not available.

n = 204 due to missingness.

Participant diagnostic category at study end. Diagnostic categories were defined either according to consensus criteria or study-specific criteria as described in the Supplementary Methods. Possible TBM was not defined for the Indonesia TBM validation cohort.

Table 2.

Baseline Characteristics of the TBM Discovery and Validation Cohorts

General characteristicsVietnam TBM Discovery Cohort (n = 210)Vietnam TBM Validation Cohort (n = 87)Indonesia TBM Validation Cohort (n = 468)
 Age43 (28–57)41 (25–57)a28 (22–37)b
 Male sex131 (62.1%)37 (46.8%)a230 (55%)
 Weight, kg49 (45–55)45 (40–49)N/Ac
Disease characteristics
 Duration of illness prior to presentation, d14 (10–30)17 (12–30)aN/Ac
 CSF WBC count, leukocytes/mm381 (28–231)d209 (82–375)155 (53–336)
 Glasgow coma score15 (13–15)14 (13–15)13 (12–15)b
 HIV seropositive0 (0%)0 (0%)50 (10.7%)
Diagnostic categorye
 Definite TBM77 (36.5%)51 (58.6%)272 (65.1%)
 Probable TBM66 (31.3%)27 (31.0%)146 (34.9%
 Possible TBM68 (32.2%)9 (10.3%)
General characteristicsVietnam TBM Discovery Cohort (n = 210)Vietnam TBM Validation Cohort (n = 87)Indonesia TBM Validation Cohort (n = 468)
 Age43 (28–57)41 (25–57)a28 (22–37)b
 Male sex131 (62.1%)37 (46.8%)a230 (55%)
 Weight, kg49 (45–55)45 (40–49)N/Ac
Disease characteristics
 Duration of illness prior to presentation, d14 (10–30)17 (12–30)aN/Ac
 CSF WBC count, leukocytes/mm381 (28–231)d209 (82–375)155 (53–336)
 Glasgow coma score15 (13–15)14 (13–15)13 (12–15)b
 HIV seropositive0 (0%)0 (0%)50 (10.7%)
Diagnostic categorye
 Definite TBM77 (36.5%)51 (58.6%)272 (65.1%)
 Probable TBM66 (31.3%)27 (31.0%)146 (34.9%
 Possible TBM68 (32.2%)9 (10.3%)

Results are presented as median (interquartile range) for continuous variables or No. (%) for categorical variables.

Abbreviations: CSF, cerebral spinal fluid; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; TBM, tuberculosis meningitis; WBC, white blood cell count.

n = 79 due to missingness.

n = 412 due to missingness.

Data not available.

n = 204 due to missingness.

Participant diagnostic category at study end. Diagnostic categories were defined either according to consensus criteria or study-specific criteria as described in the Supplementary Methods. Possible TBM was not defined for the Indonesia TBM validation cohort.

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