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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 4.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Intern Med. 2012 Sep 4;157(5):313–324. doi: 10.7326/0003-4819-157-5-201209040-00004

Table 2.

IRIS incidence in each of the study arms in the SAPiT trial

Early integrated-treatment arm Late integrated-treatment arm Sequential -treatment arm IRIS incidence rate ratio (95%CI) ; P-
values
No. of
IRIS
event
s
No of
death
s or
AIDS
defini
ng
illnes
s
No. of
person-
years
(n)
IRIS
incidence
rate / 100
person-
years(95%
CI)
No. of
IRIS
event
s
No of
deaths or
AIDS
defining
illness
No. of
person-
years (n)
IRIS
incidence
rate / 100
person-
years (95%
CI)
No. of
IRIS
event
s
No of
deaths
or AIDS
definin
g
illness
No. of
person-
years
(n)
IRIS
incidence
rate / 100
person-
years (95%
CI)
Early vs
late
integrated
Early vs
sequenti
al
Late vs
sequentia
l
All
patie
nts
43 28 *219.8
(214)
19.5
(14.2-26.4)
18 26 *239.6
(215)
7.5
(4.5-11.9)
19 47 235.4
(213)
8.1
(4.9-12.6)
2.6
(1.5-4.8);
<0.001
2.4
(1.4-4.4);
<0.001
0.9
(0.5-1.9);
0.86
<50
cells/
mm3
14 8 *30.8
(37)
45.5
(24.9-76.4)
4 11 *41.3
(35)
9.7
(2.6-24.8)
8 20 40.6
(41)
19.7
(8.5-38.8)
4.7
(1.5-19.6);
0.004
2.3
(0.9-6.4);
0.05
0.5
(0.1-1.8);
0.19
≥50
cells/
mm3
29 20 *189.0
(177)
15.3
(10.3-22.0)
14 15 *198.3
(180)
7.1
(3.9-11.8)
11 27 194.8
(172)
5.6
(2.8-10.1)
2.2
(1.1-4.5);
0.01
2.7
(1.3-6.0);
0.003
1.3
(0.5-3.0);
0.53
Scenario 1: Assuming patients who dropped-out before ART initiation and within six months post ART initiation stayed in the study and that their IRIS rates were twice that of those who did not drop-out
All
patie
nts
52 219.8
(214)
23.7
(17.2-30.1)
24 239.6
(215)
10.0
(6.0-14.0)
26 235.4
(213)
11.0
(6.8-15.3)
2.4
(1.5-3.8);
<0.001
2.2
(1.3-3.4);
0.002
0.9
(0.5-1.6);
0.73
<50
cells/
mm3
16 30.8
(37)
51.9
(26.3-76.9)
4 41.3
(35)
9.7
(2.6-24.8)
10 40.6
(41)
24.6
(9.3-39.5)
5.4
(1.8-16.0);
0.003
2.1
(0.9-4.6);
0.06
0.4
(0.1-1.3);
0.11
≥50
cells/
mm3
36 189.0
(177)
19.0
(12.8-25.3)
20 198.3
(180)
10.1
(5.7-14.5)
16 194.8
(172)
8.2
(4.2-12.2)
1.9
(1.1-3.3);
0.02
2.3
(1.3-4.2);
0.01
1.2
(0.6-2.4);
0.54
Scenario 2: Assuming patients who dropped-out before ART initiation and within six months post ART initiation stayed in the study and that their IRIS rates were five times that of those who did not drop-out
All
patie
nts
65 219.8
(214)
29.6
(22.4-36.7)
33 239.6
(215)
13.8
(9.1-18.4)
36 235.4
(213)
15.3
(10.3-20.3)
2.1
(1.4-3.3);
<0.001
1.9
(1.3-2.9);
0.001
0.9
(0.6-1.4);
0.66
<50
cells/
mm3
19 30.8
(37)
61.7
(33.7-88.9)
4 41.3
(35)
9.7
(2.6-24.8)
13 40.6
(41)
32.0
(14.5-48.9)
6.4
(2.2-18.7);
<0.001
1.9
(0.9-3.9);
0.07
0.3
(0.1-0.9);
0.04
≥50
cells/
mm3
46 189.0
(177)
24.3
(17.3-31.4)
29 198.3
(180)
14.6
(9.3-20.0)
23 194.8
(172)
11.8
(7.0-16.6)
1.7
(1.05-2.6);
0.03
2.1
(1.3-3.4);
0.005
1.2
(0.7-2.1);
0.44
Scenario 3: Assuming patients who dropped-out or died before ART initiation and within six months post ART initiation stayed in the study and that their IRIS rates were twice that of those who completed
All
patie
nts
55 219.8
(214)
25.0
(18.9-32.6)
26 239.6
(215)
10.9
(6.7-15.0)
31 235.4
(213)
13.2
(8.5-17.8)
2.3
(1.5-3.7);
<0.001
1.9
(1.2-3.0);
0.004
0.8
(0.5-1.4);
0.47
<50
cells/
mm3
17 30.8
(37)
55.2
(28.8-80.9)
5 41.3
(35)
12.1
(1.6-22.9)
14 40.6
(41)
34.5
(16.2-52.2)
4.6
(1.7-12.4);
0.003
1.6
(0.8-3.2);
0.19
0.4
(0.1-0.98);
0.04
≥50
cells/
mm3
38 189.0
(177)
20.1
(13.7-26.5)
21 198.3
(180)
10.6
(6.1-15.1)
17 194.8
(172)
8.7
(4.6-12.9)
1.9
(1.1-3.2);
0.02
2.3
(1.3-4.1);
0.004
1.2
(0.6-2.3);
0.55
Scenario 4: Assuming patients who dropped-out or died before ART initiation and within six months post ART initiation stayed in the study and that their IRIS rates were five times that of those who completed
All
patie
nts
74 219.8
(214)
33.7
(26.0-41.3)
37 239.6
(215)
15.4
(10.4-20.4)
43 235.4
(213)
18.3
(12.8-23.8)
2.2
(1.5-3.2);
<0.001
1.8
(1.3-2.7);
0.001
0.8
(0.5-1.3);
0.45
<50
cells/
mm3
23 30.8
(37)
74.7
(43.9-
104.5)
6 41.3
(35)
14.5
(2.9-26.3)
25 40.6
(41)
61.6
(37.1-84.9)
5.1
(2.1-12.6);
<0.001
1.2
(0.7-2.1);
0.50
0.2
(0.1-0.6);
0.002
≥50
cells/
mm3
51 189.0
(177)
27.0
(19.6-34.4)
31 198.3
(180)
15.6
(10.1-21.2)
28 194.8
(172)
14.4
(9.0-19.7)
1.7
(1.1-2.7);
0.02
1.9
(1.2-3.0);
0.01
1.1
(0.7-1.8);
0.75
Scenario 5: Composite endpoint of death or IRIS
All
patie
nts
55 219.8
(214)
25.0
(18.9-32.6)
32 239.6
(215)
13.4
(9.1-18.9)
52 235.4
(213)
22.1
(16.5-29.0)
1.9
(1.2-3.0);
0.003
1.1
(0.8-1.7);
0.44
0.6
(0.4-0.96);
0.03
<50
cells/
mm3
16 30.8
(37)
51.9
(29.7-84.5)
10 41.3
(35)
24.2
(11.6-44.5)
22 40.6
(41)
54.2
(33.9-82.0)
2.1
(0.9-5.3);
0.07
1.0
(0.5-1.9);
0.98
0.4
(0.2-0.9);
0.03
≥50
cells/
mm3
39 189.0
(177)
20.6
(14.7-28.2)
22 198.3
(180)
11.1
(7.0-16.8)
30 194.8
(172)
15.4
(10.4-22.0)
1.9
(1.1-3.3);
0.01
1.3
(0.8-2.2);
0.20
0.7
(0.4-1.3);
0.28

IRIS – Immune Reconstitution Inflammatory Syndrome

CI – Confidence Interval

*

Person years given in this table are slightly different from those reported in the NEJM 2011 paper due to some changes in the calendar time used for censoring.

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