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. 2011 Mar 1;411(1):113–131. doi: 10.1016/j.virol.2010.12.025

Table 2.

Socio-demographic characteristics, viral load and CD4 count at first HIV seropositive test.

Characteristic Single infected Multiple infected p Value
(n = 30) (n = 5)
n (%) n (%)
Agea
 < 25 years 8 (36%) 2 (40%) 1.00
 25 years or more 14 (64%) 3 (60%)
Median agea [IQR] 27 (23, 34) 25 (23, 43) 0.901
Sex
 Male 12 (40%) 1 (20%) 0.630
 Female 18 (60%) 4 (80%)
Educationb
 No schooling 3 (13%) 0 (0%)
 Primary or Secondary education 21 (87%) 3 (75%)
 Higher education 0 (0%) 1 (25%) 0.075
Main occupationb
 Farmer 13 (54%) 2 (50%)
 Other 11 (46%) 2 (50%) 1.00
Infecting cladec (env-C2V3/gag-p24)
 A 6 (20%) n/a n/a
 C 2 (7%) n/a
 D 10 (33%) n/a
 A/D recombinant 12 (40%) n/a
 A/ D multiple infection n/a 5 (100%)
Median viral load log10 copies/ ml, (95% CI)a, d 4.25 (3.76, 5.02) 4.98 (3.73, 5.52) 0.454
Median CD4 count [IQR]e 512 (145, 770) 425 (202, 636) 0.726
a

Data missing for 8 singly infected individuals.

b

Data missing for 6 singly infected individuals and 1 multiple infected individual.

c

Data available for 30 singly infected individuals and 5 multiple infected individuals.

d

First viral load measurement after seroconversion. This measurement was taken between 0 and 69 months after seroconversion for singly infected patients and between 9 and 110 months after seroconversion in multiple infected individuals.

e

Data missing for 4 singly infected patients.