Article: Opportunistic Infections among People Living with HIV (PLHIV) with Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Attending a Tertiary Care Hospital in Coastal City of South India.

10.1371/journal.pone.0136280.t002

Table 2 Common Opportunistic infections confirmed clinically or by culture among patients with PLHIV-Diabetic and PLHIV.

Opportunistic infections	PLHIV with DM n(%)	PLHIV without DM n(%)	p value*
Bacterial infections^#
Extra pulmonary Tuberculosis	8(22)*	12(34.5)	0.43
Pulmonary tuberculosis	6(16)	6(16)	1.00
E.coli infection	4(11)	3(9)	1.00
Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection	2(5)	3(9)	1.00
S aureus infection	1(3)	2(5)	1.00
Fungal infections^#
Oral Candidiasis	18(49)	13(35)	0.24
Candidiasis (other sites)	7(19)	3(8)	0.30
Cryptococcal meningitis	7(19)	6(16)	1.00
Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia	2(5)	7(18)	0.15
Aspergillus flavus infection	1(3)	-	-
Protozoal Infections^#
Cerebral Toxoplasmosis	4(11)	5(13.5)	1.00
Cryptosporidiosis	3(8)	-	-
Giardia infection	-	1(3)	-
Viral infections^#
CMV retinitis^**	2(5)	3(8)	1.00
Herpes simplex infection	1(3)	1(3)	1.00
Hepatitis B infection	2(5)	1(2.7)	1.00
Herpes zoster infection	-	2(5)	-
Molluscum contagiosum	-	1(3)	-

^#Pearsons Chi square and Fisher exact tests

* 3 out of 8 cases diagnosed histo-pathologically

**diagnosed clinically.

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