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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Apr 12.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Med Sci. 2007 Nov;334(5):334–341. doi: 10.1097/MAJ.0b013e31811ec780

Table 4.

Relation of LEE to Hepatitis Status and CD4+ T-Cell Count Changes

Progression to LEE HBV and/or HCV Status Number of Patients Number of Measurements Baseline Median HIV RNA PCR CD4 Intercept (SE) Mean CD4 Slope (SE) Mean CD4 at 2 Months (95% CI) P Value
Yes Infected 36 53 161,105 98 (19) 99 (17) 295 (230,361)
No Infected 34 60 135,660 136 (20) 62 (16) 260 (197,321) 0.11
Yes Uninfected 24 37 152,080 100 (23) 36 (19) 171 (92,250) 0.01
No Uninfected 183 283 173,390 100 (9) 59 (7) 217 (191,244) 0.03

Mean CD4 T-cell counts (cells/μL) in ARV-naïve HIV-infected patients are given. Mean rate (mean slope) of increase of CD4 T-cell counts in the first 2 months of follow-up and the mean CD4 cells count at 2 months for HIV-infected subjects with HBV/HCV infected status who developed LEE or did not develop LEE and HIV-infected subjects with HBV/HCV uninfected status who developed LEE or did not develop LEE. CD4 T-cell counts were excluded after the diagnosis of LEE. Analyses included 277 patients (433 CD4 T-cell measurements) and 60 developed LEE subsequent to initiation of ARV therapy (median time until LEE diagnosed = 83 days).