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. 2013 Jun 6;16(1):18500. doi: 10.7448/IAS.16.1.18500

Table 1.

Demographic and behavioural characteristics among MSM (n=482) recruited through response-driven sampling, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2007–2009

Circumcised N (%) Uncircumcised N (%) p
N (%) 64 (13.4) 418 (86.6)
Age (years)a 25 [20–38] 28 [21–39] 0.159
Completed high school 28 (43.8) 136 (32.9) 0.091
Unemployed 20 (30.8) 129 (30.9) 1.000
Without health insurance 46 (70.8) 330 (79.7) 0.107
Sexual partnersb
Only men 19 (31.7) 102 (26.1) 0.353
Men and women and/or trans 41 (68.3) 289 (73.9)
Male partners (n=438)b
Number of partnersa 2 [1–8] 2 [1–6] 0.789
Any RAI 26 (43.3) 144 (39.8) 0.670
Any URAI 14 (23.3) 73 (20.2) 0.606
Any IAI 52 (86.7) 320 (88.4) 0.669
Any UIAI 27 (45.0) 153 (42.3) 0.778
Female partners (n=313)b
Number of partnersa 4 [2–11] 3 [1–5] 0.254
Any IVI 34 (100.0) 266 (99.6) 1.000
Any UIVI 26 (76.5) 158 (59.2) 0.062
Any IAI 28 (80.0) 206 (77.2) 0.831
Any UIAI 20 (57.1) 121 (45.3) 0.210
Trans partners (n=226)b
Number of partnersa 2 [1–4] 2 [1–3] 0.810
Any RAI 6 (18.2) 27 (14.4) 0.597
Any URAI 3 (9.1) 14 (7.5) 0.725
Any IAI 31 (93.9) 168 (89.8) 0.748
Any UIAI 12 (37.5) 62 (33.0) 0.687
a

Median [interquartile range].

b

Data from the past two months; number of partners and sexual practices are limited to men with the concerned partner type.

MSM, men who have sex with men; RAI, receptive anal intercourse; URAI, unprotected anal intercourse; IAI, insertive anal intercourse; UIAI, unprotected insertive anal intercourse; IVI, insertive vaginal intercourse; UIVI, unprotected insertive vaginal intercourse.Due to missing data, sample size may differ.