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. 1998 Nov;72(11):9045–9053. doi: 10.1128/jvi.72.11.9045-9053.1998

TABLE 1.

Clinical features of HIV-D and HIV-ND patients

Clinical groupa Mean age (yr) ± SD Mean CD4+ cells/mm3 ± SD No. with HIV encephalitisb No. receiving antiretroviral drug therapy
HIV-D (n = 7) 33 ± 3.8 56 ± 75 3 6
HIV-ND (n = 6) 38 ± 9.4 38 ± 42 0 4
a

Patient groups did not differ significantly for any of the above clinical features. 

b

Other brain diseases found at autopsy included cryptococcal meningitis (n = 2; HIV-D, HIV-ND), toxoplasmosis encephalitis (n = 1; HIV-D), nocardia abscess (n = 1; HIV-ND), and vacuolar myelopathy (n = 2; HIV-ND, HIV-D). Repeated clinical evaluations indicated that these opportunistic infections developed between the last clinical assessment and death and did not contribute to signs and symptoms of HIV-D.