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. 2024 Aug 24;21:55. doi: 10.1186/s12981-024-00639-y

Table 1.

Comparison of PMTCT indicators for pregnant women and newborns who received services at 66 sites in Guinea from 2019 to 2022

Test PW HIV-positive PW, n (%) HIV-positive PW who received ART
n (%)
HIV-positive PW who received ART and delivered at a PMTCT site,
n (%)
Infant exposed to HIV
born at a
PMTCT
site,
n (%)
Infant exposed to HIV
who received ARV prophylaxis,
n (%)
Infant exposed to HIV
who underwent DNA-PCR testing,
n (%)
Infant exposed to HIV
who underwent DNA-PCR testing and had a
positive result,
n (%)
Before intervention (2019–2020) 465 461 8 256 (2%) 5 467 (66%) 3 323 (61%) 3432 (62%) b5 227 (152%) 2 205 (42%) 184 (8%)
After Intervention (2021–2022) 651 558 7 974 (1%) 7 495 (94%) 4 840 (65%) 3988 (53%) 8 737 (219%) 3 462 (40%) 149 (4%)
a% Variation 40 -3 37 45 16 67 57 -19
* P value p = 0.669 p < 0001 p < 0001 p < 0001 p < 0001 p < 0001 p = 0.68 p = 0.09

* P value Mann‒Whitney Test

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b: the percentage of more than 100% explained by the fact that these sites treated INFANT EXPOSED TO HIV s from other health facilities in the region