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Table 3 P-values for testing the null hypothesis of no clustering of leprosy per se, MB leprosy, PB leprosy and of seropositivity due to genetic, household and spatial effects.

From: Genetic, household and spatial clustering of leprosy on an island in Indonesia: a population-based study

Study population

Trait

N

(sero)preve.

Genetic

Household

Spatial

Total population

Leprosy per se

560

5.5%

<0.001

0.084

0.145

MBa leprosy

541c

2.2%

0.002

0.005

0.105

PBb leprosy

545d

2.9%

0.311

0.154

0.555

Seropositivity

432

8.6%

0.016

0.118

0.003

Population <21 and >39 years

Leprosy per se

424

4.5%

<0.001

0.002

0.017

  1. Test-statistic is adjusted for age and sex.
  2. Italic: p-value <0.05; Bold: best fitting model
  3. a MB = multibacillary leprosy; b PB = paucibacillary leprosy
  4. c 541 = 560 - 3 RFT patients - 16 PB patients
  5. d 545 = 560 - 3 RFT patients - 12 MB patients
  6. e (sero)prev = leprosy prevalence or seroprevalence