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In the health sector, Tuberculosis is considered as a high risk disease for workers. Objectives: The main objective of this report is to study the prevalence of the Latent Tuberculosis Infection (I.L.T.) in two hospitals of the Area 2 of Madrid and the distribution of this infection among the clinical categories and services. Original Prevalencia de infeccion latente tuberculosa en trabajadores sanitarios Prevalence of the latent tuberculosis infection in sanity workers Brigido Perez Bermudez , Manuel Antonio Aranda Vizcaino, Pablo Honorio Labanda Urbano. Hospital de La Princesa. Servicio de Prevencion de Riesgos Laborales. Area 2. Madrid. Espana. Recibido: 01-02-11 Aceptado: 22-02-11 Correspondencia Brigido Perez Bermudez Hospital de La Princesa. Servicio de Prevencion de Riesgos Laborales. Area 2 Diego de Leon 62 28006 Madrid Tfno: 915202596 bperezb.hlpr@salud.madrid.org Enero marzo 2011 Med Segur Trab (Internet) 2011; 57 (222) 34-40 Prevalencia de infeccion latente tuberculosa en trabajadores sanitarios Brigido Perez Bermudez, Manuel Antonio Aranda Vizcaino, Pablo Honorio Labanda Urbano 35 MEDICINA y SEGURIDAD del trabajo Material and methods: Transversal study. We have analyzed 455 health workers of the University Hospital “La Princesa” and children’s Hospital “El Nino Jesus”. The study began in 2006 and ended in 2009. The analyzed variables have been age, sex, type of hospital, professional category and clinical services. Results: The prevalence of the observed latent tuberculosis infection has been of 11.4% (8.3% 14.1%). No significant differences have been observed between type of hospital, clinical services, professional category and sex. Age has been pointed out as a significant factor with an Odds Ratio of 1.05 (1.02 – 1.08). Conclusions: In our area of study the I.L.T. in health workers is approximately 10% , and this is not related with professional category but with age. Med Segur Trab (Internet) 2011; 57 (222) 34-40

Prevalencia de infección latente tuberculosa en trabajadores sanitarios