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. 2012 Aug 28;7(8):e43933. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0043933

Table 2. Mortality effect of high inclusion suPAR according to HIV and smear status.

Mortality rate per 100 person-years(deaths/person-years of follow-up) [N] Mortality rate Ratio1 Mortality rate Ratio2
suPAR quartile 1–3(1.7–8.4 ng/ml) suPAR quartile 4(8.4–54.0 ng/ml)
Smear Positive & Smear Negative
HIV negative 6.8 (6/88.0) [135] 5.8 (1/17.1) [26] 0.86 (0.10–7.12) 0.00 (−)
HIV positive 20.0 (8/40.1) [64] 57.5 (9/15.7) [28] 2.85 (1.10–7.40) 4.46 (1.27–15.6)
HIV status missing 17.3 (1/5.8) [9] 74.9 (6/8.0) [16] 4.29 (0.52–35.7) 3.78 (0.22–64.1)
Overall 11.2 (15/134.1) [208] 39.2 (16/40.8) [70] 3.47 (1.72–7.03) 2.84 (1.17–6.89)
Smear Positive only
HIV negative 1.4 (1/69.2) [104] 6.6 (1/15.1) [23] 4.55 (0.28–72.8) 0.00 (−)
HIV positive 26.9 (7/26.1) [43] 77.5 (8/10.3) [20] 2.81 (1.02–7.77) 5.44 (0.99–29.8)
HIV status missing 32.0 (1/3.1) [5] 100.0 (6/6.0) [13] 3.08 (0.37–25.6) 1.56 (0.08–30.4)
Overall 9.2 (9/98.4) [152] 47.7 (15/31.4) [56] 5.09 (2.23–11.7) 3.71 (1.25–11.1)
1

Using time since treatment initiation as underlying time.

2

Using age as underlying time.