Interpolation heatmap of the statistically significant change in rifampicin resistance as a percentage of clinic-diagnosed tuberculosis during 2008–2013.
- Avery I. McIntosh (5662172)
- Helen E. Jenkins (307031)
- Laura F. White (298306)
- Marinus Barnard (359844)
- Dana R. Thomson (496122)
- Tania Dolby (5662175)
- John Simpson (359843)
- Elizabeth M. Streicher (439727)
- Mary B. Kleinman (5662178)
- Elizabeth J. Ragan (5662181)
- Paul D. van Helden (33594)
- Megan B. Murray (222921)
- Robin M. Warren (33593)
- Karen R. Jacobson (497399)
Publication date
August 2018
DOI Publisher
Public Library of Science (PLoS)Abstract
Red indicates increased rifampicin resistance percentage. Green indicates decreased rifampicin resistance percentage. Yellow indicates no significant change in rifampicin resistance percentages. Intensity of color denotes degree of statistical significance. Black dots denote clinic locations, X’s denote large towns, and the star denotes the Cape Town metropole. Zoom to Cape Town.</p
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