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. 2024 Mar 13;12:1374515. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2024.1374515

Table 3.

Clinical and treatment-related characteristics of HIV-positive adults using ART at hospitals of Kembata zone and Tembaro special district in Central Ethiopia from 1 January 2010 to 31 December 2020 (n = 432).

Variables Categories Number (n) Percent (%)
Body Mass Index Underweight 93 21.5
Normal 268 62.0
Over/obese 71 16.4
Functional status Working 378 87.5
Ambulatory 50 11.6
Bedridden 4 0.9
CD4 count in mm3 ≤200 cells 91 21.1
200–350 cells 104 24.1
≥350 cells 237 55.9
Isoniazid therapy Yes 364 84.3
No 68 15.7
CPT Yes 328 75.9
No 104 24.1
Opportunistic infection (OI) Yes 230 53.2
No 202 46.8
OI Types Zoster 47 10.9
Pneumonia 85 19.8
Tuberculosis 103 23.8
Time started Same day 101 23.4
Within 2 weeks 130 30.1
Within 4 weeks 77 17.8
More than 4 weeks 124 28.7
Types of regimen 1C 65 15.0
1D 32 7.4
1E 172 39.8
1F 35 8.1
1 J 120 27.8
Other 8 1.8
Number of regimen One 357 82.6
Two 75 17.4
Drug side effect Yes 103 23.8
No 329 76.2
Follow-up type Routine 266 61.6
ASM 166 38.4
Viral load <1,000 245 56.7
≥1,000 34 7.9
Not done 153 35.4
LTFU Yes 172 39.8
No 260 60.2

1C = AZT + 3tc + nvp, 1D = AZT + 3tc + efv, 1E = tdf + 3tc + efv, 1F = tdf + 3tc + nvp, 1 J = tdf + 3tc + dtg. 1C, 1E, and 1J were single or one fixed tablet and 1D, 1F, 2F, 2G were double or two fixed tablets.