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Volume 26, Number 9—September 2020
Research

Costs Associated with Nontuberculous Mycobacteria Infection, Ontario, Canada, 2001–2012

Lauren C. RamsayComments to Author , Emily Shing, John Wang, Theodore K. Marras, Jeffrey C. Kwong, Sarah K. Brode, Frances B. Jamieson, and Beate Sander
Author affiliations: University Health Network, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (L.C. Ramsay, T.K. Marras, J.C. Kwong, S.K. Brode, B. Sander); University of Toronto, Toronto (L.C. Ramsay, T.K. Marras, J.C. Kwong, S.K. Brode, F.B. Jamieson, B. Sander); Public Health Ontario, Toronto (E. Shing, J. Wang, J.C. Kwong, F.B. Jamieson, B. Sander); ICES, Toronto (J. Wang, J.C. Kwong, S.K. Brode, B. Sander); West Park Healthcare Centre, Toronto (S.K. Brode)

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Figure 2

Ten-day mean attributable costs for nontuberculous mycobacterial pulmonary isolation patients by phase, stratified by age, Ontario, Canada, 2001–2012. Number of patients per category: initial infection, 8,171; subsequent care, 8,171; continuous care, 7,860; before death, 2,374.

Figure 2. Ten-day mean attributable costs for nontuberculous mycobacterial pulmonary isolation patients by phase, stratified by age, Ontario, Canada, 2001–2012. Number of patients per category: initial infection, 8,171; subsequent care, 8,171; continuous care, 7,860; before death, 2,374.

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