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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Infect Dis. 2010 Mar 1;201(5):681. doi: 10.1086/650467

Table 3.

Selected characteristics and outcomes of Effective and Not-effective HAART users at the visit right before HAART initiation.

Effectiveness

Characteristic No Yes P
N=127 N=127
Age group 0.43**
 <35 y 42 (33%) 29 (23%)
 35–39 y 30 (24%) 38 (30%)
 40–44 y 25 (20%) 34 (27%)
 >=45 y 30 (24%) 26 (20%)
Race 0.31
 White 16 (13%) 25 (20%)
 Black 81 (64%) 75 (59%)
 Hispanic and Others 30 (24%) 27 (21%)
CD4+ T-cell count (cells/mm3) 0.17**
 CD4>500 31 (24%) 20 (16%)
 200≤CD4 ≤500 62 (49%) 69 (54%)
 CD4<200 34 (27%) 38 (30%)
Number of Male sex partners in the past 6 months 0.97**
 0 34 (28%) 38 (31%)
 1 (married) 20 (16%) 17 (14%)
 1 (single) 54 (44%) 47 (39%)
 >=2 15 (12%) 20 (16%)
Smoking status 0.61**
 None 26 (22%) 25 (22%)
 Former Smoker 23 (19%) 32 (29%)
 Current Smoker <10 pack years 40 (34%) 25 (22%)
 Current Smoker >=10 pack years 29 (25%) 30 (27%)

Any HPV, number of individual HPV types 0.99**
 0 50 (44%) 40 (41%)
 1 35 (30%) 34 (35%)
 >1 30 (26%) 23 (24%)
Oncogenic HPV, number of individual HPV types 0.34**
 0 82 (71%) 73 (75%)
 1 24 (21%) 20 (21%)
 >1 9 (8%) 4 (4%)
Any SIL 0.90**
 No 75 (79%) 76 (79%)
 Low Grade SIL 19 (20%) 18 (19%)
 High Grade SIL 1 (1%) 2 (2%)
Oncogenic HPV-positive SIL 0.64
 No 99 (93%) 98 (91%)
 Yes 8 (7%) 10 (9%)
*

Limited to those contributing data to the present analysis. Some data were missing at baseline for selected patients. Percentages do not always add up to 100% due to rounding.

**

Two-sided Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel test. All other P values were determined with the two-sided Pearson’s chi-square test.