TABLE 1.
CD4+ cell counts for healthy HIV-negative adults in Botswana.
Source | Sex | N | CD4+ cell counts (cells/mm3) |
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Mean | s.d. | 95% CI | Median | Range | 2.5th–97.5th percentile | |||
General population | Combined | 261 | 859 | 284 | 824–894 | 827 | 261–1667 | 374–1527 |
Female | 135 | 949 | 288 | 900–998 | 924* | 268–1667 | 467–1603 | |
Male | 126 | 762 | 247 | 719–805 | 744* | 261–1538 | 333–1275 | |
Blood donors | Combined | 437 | 759 | 245 | 736–782 | 726 | 171–1652 | 366–1318 |
Female | 143 | 827 | 245 | 787–868 | 786 | 344–1558 | 438–1328 | |
Male | 294 | 725 | 238 | 698–753 | 698 | 171–1652 | 366–1252 |
Source: Blood donor data quoted from Bussmann H, Wester CW, Masupu KV, et al. Low CD4+ T-lymphocyte values in HIV-negative adults in Botswana. Clin Diagn Lab Immunol. 2004;11:930–935. PMid:15358655, PMCid:515279
N, Number of subjects; CI, confidence interval; s.d., standard deviation.
p < 0.001 (Mann-Whitney U test used to calculate p-values).