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Published in final edited form as: J Clin Virol. 2020 Jan 16;124:104282. doi: 10.1016/j.jcv.2020.104282

Table 2.

Sensitivity of point-of-care screening tests when used with specimens from participants with HIV infection by acute HIV infection status at time of study visit, Project DETECT, Seattle WA US, September 2015- September 2017.

POC test and specimen type Specimens from participants with HIV infection (n = 179) Specimens from participants with HIV infection, excluding those with AHI (n = 173)
TP Sensitivity % (95 % CI) p-valuea TP Sensitivity % (95 % CI) p-valuea
DPP OF 161 89.94 (84.57–93.93) 0.0002 161 93.06 (88.20–96.36) 0.001
DPP WB 171 95.53 (91.38–98.05) 0.250 171 98.84 (95.89–99.86) > 0.999
OraQuick OF 165 92.18 (87.23–95.66) 0.012 165 95.38 (91.09–97.98) 0.039
OraQuick WB 172 96.09 (92.11–98.41) 0.500 172 99.42 (96.82–99.99) > 0.999
INSTI WB 173 96.65 (92.85–98.76) > 0.999 172 99.42 (96.82–99.99) > 0.999
Determine WB 174 97.21 (93.60–99.09) ref 172 99.42 (96.82–99.99) ref

Abbreviations: POC, point of care; AHI, acute HIV infection; TP, true positive; DPP, DPP HIV1/2 Assay; OraQuick, OraQuick Advance HIV-1/2; INSTI, INSTI HIV-1/HIV-2 Rapid Antibody Test; Determine, Determine HIV-1/2 Ag/Ab Combo; OF, oral fluid; WB, whole blood.

Footnotes:

a

Compared to Determine performed on whole blood using McNemar’s test.