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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Apr 11.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS. 2013 Feb 20;27(4):635–643. doi: 10.1097/QAD.0b013e32835cba6c

Table 1.

Description of 66,369 participants in the study at enrollment.*

N (%)
Age
15–34 25170 (37.9 %)
35–49 30833 (46.5 %)
>=50 10366 (15.6 %)
Group, by sex, exposure, sub-Saharan Africa immigration
MSM, not a migrant 20890 (31.5 %)
IDU, not a migrant 8429 (12.7 %)
Other men, not a migrant 13982(21.1 %)
Other women, not a migrant 13073 (19.7 %)
MSM, migrant 180 (0.3 %)
IDU, migrant 83 (0.1 %)
Other men, migrant 3732 (5.6 %)
Other women, migrant 6000 (9.0 %)
CD4 cell count
unknown 2155
0–49 3722 (5.8 %)
50–99 2203 (3.4 %)
100–199 4305 (6.7 %)
200–349 9439 (14.7 %)
350–499 34166 (53.2 %)
>=500 10379 (16.2 %)
HIV-RNA in copies/mL
Missing 15594
<500 24972 (49.1 %)
500–4999 6844 (13.5 %)
5000–49999 9836 (19.4 %)
>=50000 9123 (18.0 %)
AIDS
No 56134 (84.6%)
Yes 10235 (15.4%)
PJP prophylaxis
No 40805 (61.5 %)
Yes 25564 (38.5 %)
Calendar year
1992–1995 12498 (18.8 %)
1996–1999 7029 (10.6 %)
2000–2009 46842 (70.6 %)
Duration of cART
no cART, year<1996 13788 (20.8 %)
no cART, year ≥1996 12498 (18.8 %)
≤1 month 681 (1.0 %)
2 months 774 (1.2 %)
3 months 686 (1.0 %)
4–6 months 1771 (2.7 %)
>6 months 36171 (54.5 %)
*

Abbreviations: PY, person-years; MSM, men who have sex with men; IDU, injection drug use; AIDS, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome; HIV-RNA, human immunodeficiency virus plasma viral load; PJP, Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia;cART, combination antiretroviral therapy. Prophylaxis is use of trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole, dapsone or aerosolized pentamidine with no prior history of PJP.