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Table 2 The demographic characteristics of SS + PTB cases in China from 2011 to 2017

From: Spatial inequality, characteristics of internal migration, and pulmonary tuberculosis in China, 2011–2017: a spatial analysis

 

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Gender

       

Male

28 9079 (72.30)

500 574 (72.23)

221 248 (72.09)

194 846 (72.14)

175 772 (71.94)

168 145 (71.72)

166 718 (71.98)

Female

110 744 (27.70)

192 412 (27.77)

85 662 (27.91)

75 255 (27.86)

68 571 (28.06)

66 312 (28.28)

64 895 (28.02)

Age

       

0–15 year

1604 (0.47)

1309 (0.38)

1059 (0.35)

933 (0.35)

893 (0.37)

984 (0.42)

1055 (0.45)

15–30 year

92 617 (27.25)

74 868 (21.61)

65 097 (21.21)

54 807 (20.29)

47 009 (19.24)

44 992 (19.19)

41 890 (18.09)

30–45 year

87 885 (25.86)

72 674 (20.97)

62 546 (20.38)

52 179 (19.32)

44 312 (18.14)

41 311 (17.62)

38 909 (16.80)

45–60 year

104 238 (30.67)

91 130 (26.30)

81 904 (26.69)

73 211 (27.11)

66 616 (27.26)

62 986 (26.86)

76 209 (26.55)

 > 60 year

113 479 (33.39)

106 512 (30.74)

96 304 (31.38)

88 971 (32.94)

85 513 (35.00)

84 184 (35.90)

88 273 (38.11)

Occupation

       

Peasants

268 045 (67.04)

230 940 (66.65)

203 042 (66.16)

179 052 (66.29)

158 472 (64.86)

150 085 (64.86)

147 627 (63.74)

Workers

21 020 (5.26)

16 859 (4.87)

13 959 (4.55)

10 363 (3.84)

9616 (3.94)

9141 (3.94)

8538 (3.68)

Domestic unemployed

30 734 (7.69)

29 249 (8.44)

32 112 (10.46)

34 001 (12.59)

32 508 (13.30)

32 493 (13.30)

32 981 (14.24)

Students

11 561 (2.89)

9066 (2.62)

7673 (2.50)

6627 (2.45)

5861 (2.40)

6228 (2.40)

6925 (2.99)

Migrant workers

12 206 (3.05)

8912 (2.57)

6209 (2.02)

3844 (1.42)

3447 (1.41)

3209 (1.41)

2618 (1.13)

Retirees

13 707 (3.43)

13 039 (3.76)

13 483 (4.39)

13 560 (5.02)

13 811 (5.65)

13 876 (5.65)

14 282 (6.17)

Others

42 550 (10.4)

38 428 (11.09)

30 432 (9.92)

22 654 (8.39)

20 628 (8.44)

19 425 (8.44)

18 642 (8.05)

  1. SS + PTB sputum smear-positive pulmonary tuberculosis