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. 2023 Jun 29;3(1):e108. doi: 10.1017/ash.2023.158

Table 1.

Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Participants

Characteristic Participants (n = 121),
No. (%) a
Age, y (range) 37 (21–62)
Sex
 Male 120 (99)
 Female 1 (1)
Race
 White 77 (64)
 Black 13 (11)
 >1 race 5 (4)
 American Indian/Alaska Native 4 (3)
 Asian 3 (2)
 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 2 (2)
 Unavailable or declined 17 (14)
Ethnicity
 Hispanic or Latino 37 (31)
 Not Hispanic or Latino 74 (61)
 Unavailable or declined 10 (8)
Risk factors for severe disease
 Well controlled HIV (CD4>200 and VL<200) 71 (59)
 Poorly controlled HIV (CD4<200 or VL>200) 10 (8)
 Immunocompromise (non-HIV) 3 (2)
 Atopic dermatitis 1 (1)
 Other exfoliative skin conditions 5 (4)
Lesions in areas that might constitute a special hazard
 Anal/rectal/genital alone 74 (61)
 Oral alone 10 (8)
 Ocular alone 1 (1)
 Oral and anal/rectal/genital 11 (9)
 Ocular and anal/rectal/genital 1 (1)
Prescribed tecovirimat 112 (93)
Required hospitalization 6 (5)

Note. HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; CD4, T-lymphocyte; VL, viral load.

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Units unless otherwise indicated.