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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Virol. 2009 Dec 29;47(2):156. doi: 10.1016/j.jcv.2009.11.029

Table 2.

panel A: Prevalence of LPV, JCV and BKV DNA sequences in peripheral blood from HIV+ patients, divided on the basis of the neurological disease.

Panel B: Prevalence of LPV, JCV and BKV DNA sequences in peripheral blood from healthy subjects, divided into ages groups.

A
HIV+ PATIENTS
PML NDLE OND NND TOTAL
LPV 1/11
(9.1%)
2/16
(12.5%)
0/11 3/45#
(6.7%)
6/83
(7.2%)
JCV 2/11
(18.2%)
2/16*
(12.5%)
3/11
(27.2%)
6/45*
(13.3%)
13/83
(15.7%)
BKV 1/7
(14.2%)
3/11*
(27.3%)
2/5
(40%)
11/45*#
(24.4%)
17/68
(25%)

TOTAL 4/11
(36.4%)
7/16
(43.7%)
5/11
(45.4%)
20/45
(44.4%)
36/83
(43.4%)
B
HEALTHY SUBJECTS
< 9 9 – 19 20 – 49 50 – 69 > 70 TOTAL
LPV 1/22
(4.5%)
0/17 1/26
(3.8%)
1/19
(5.2%)
2/21
(9.5%)
5/105
(4.7%)
JCV 0/22 0/17 0/26 0/19 2/21
(9.5%)
2/105
(1.9%)
BKV 2/22
(9.1%)
1/17
(5.8%)
3/26
(11.5%)
3/19
(15.7%)
3/21
(14.3%)
12/105
(11.4%)

TOTAL 3/22
(13.6%)
1/17
(5.8%)
4/26
(15.38%)
4/19
(21.05%)
7/21
(33.3%)
19/105
(18.1%)
*

: one patient had a double infection JCV+BKV;

#

: two patients had a double infection LPV+BKV