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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Nov 8.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Virol. 2008 Feb 20;41(4):255–263. doi: 10.1016/j.jcv.2007.08.021

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of 1,049 anti-HCV-positive women evaluated for presence and level of HCV viremia

No. of participants (%)
HIV(+) (n=882) HIV(−) (n=167)
Age (years)
   <35 197 (22%) 51 (31%)
   >35 685 (78%) 116 (69%)
Race
   White 157 (18%) 30 (18%)
   Hispanic 172 (19%) 45 (27%)
   Black 534 (61%) 87 (52%)
   Other 19 (2%) 5 (3%)
Education
   <12 yrs 385 (44%) 80 (48%)
   ≥12 yrs 497 (56%) 87 (52%)
History of drug use
   No 70 (8%) 9 (5%)
   Yes 812 (92%) 158 (95%)
Injection drug use in last 6 months
   No 683 (77%) 111 (66%)
   Yes 196 (22%) 56 (34%)
   Missing 3 (<1%) 0 (0%)
HBV status
   Seronegative 98 (11%) 37 (22%)
   Seropositivea 637 (72%) 97 (58%)
   Missing 147 (17%) 33 (20%)
HCV plasma RNA status
   HCV RNA(−) 159 (18%) 38 (23%)
   HCV RNA(+) 723 (82%) 129 (77%)
HCV plasma RNA (log10 copies/ml)
(HCV RNA+ only)
   <5.0 61 (8%) 27 (21%)
   5.0–7.0 601 (83%) 95 (74%)
   >7.0 61 (8%) 7 (5%)
AIDS diagnosis (HIV+ only)
   No 556 (63%)
   Yes 326 (37%)
HIV therapy (HIV+ only)
   None 336 (38%)
   Mono 287 (33%)
   Combo 225 (26%)
   HAART 32 (4%)
   Missing 2 (<1%)
a

Defined as presence of any marker: HBsAg, anti-HBc, anti-HBs