Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Tuberculosis in the State of Mexico, Mexico

Table 2

A cluster with high rates of tuberculosis in the State of Mexico was detected with a spatial-temporal analysis and a search window maximum length of ≤50% and ≤25% risk population, adjusted for age-gender-margination.

Cluster	Loc.^a	Centre coordinates	Radius (km)	Year	Obs^b	Exp^c	RR^d	LLR^e	𝑃
Primary cluster
1	6	19.315 N, −98.928 W	3.49	2006–2008	16	0.2	81.08	54.467248	0.001
Secondary clusters
2	19	19.585 N, −98.945 W	11.93	2006–2008	267	140.59	2.03	48.880307	0.001
^∗3	5	19.610 N, −99.191 W	5.08	2007–2009	27	4.39	6.22	26.578700	0.001

^aLocations with TB cases, ^bObserved number of cases in cluster, ^cExpected number of cases in cluster, ^dRelative risk of the cluster, ^eLog likelihood ratio.
^*Cluster detected with a search window maximum length of ≤50% risk population.