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Table 2 Significant high rate spatial tuberculosis clusters in Almora district, India, detected by retrospective space-time analysis. This table depicts the results of the space-time analysis using a maximum temporal window of 90%, which included purely spatial clusters as well, and a spatial window of ≤ 25% of the population at risk, which included purely temporal clusters also, in Almora district, India, during 2003–2005

From: Investigation of geo-spatial hotspots for the occurrence of tuberculosis in Almora district, India, using GIS and spatial scan statistic

Cluster with location ID

Year

No. Of Cases

Expectd Cases

Relative Risk

Log Likelihood Ratio

P-value

Most Likely Cluster

      

1. DTC Almora

2003–2005

455

142.40

4.042

251.250357

0.001

Secondary Clusters

      

2. Chaukhutiya

2003–2005

118

73.71

1.648

11.868553

0.001

3. Dhauladevi

2003

56

34.42

1.649

5.822492

0.034