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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jul 8.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS. 2012 May 15;26(8):951–957. doi: 10.1097/QAD.0b013e3283528ad4

Table 2.

Mean CD4 change (cells/μl) after 12 months of ART, estimated by multivariable linear mixed model.

Mean CD4 change estimated (cells/μl) 95% Confidence interval P value
Age at baselinea (years) <0.0001
 [16–30] +251b +239; +263
 [30–35] vs. [16–30] +3 −12; +18
 [35–40] vs. [16–30] −17 −33; −2
 [40–45] vs. [16–30] −20 −37; −3
 [45–50] vs. [16–30] −34 −54; −15
 [50–81] vs. [16–30] −22 −43; −2
Baselinea CD4 cell count <0.0001
 For 50 cells/μl lower +19 +18; +20
Sex <0.0001
 Women vs. men +30 +21; +39
Baselinea clinical stage <0.0001
 A, B/I, II vs. AIDS/WHO III, IV +17 +6; +28
Year of ART initiation <0.0001
 Prior to 2004 vs. up to 2003 −48 −64; −31
Initial ART regimen <0.0001
 PI-based vs. NNRTI-based −36 −54; −18
 Others regimen vs. NNRTI-based −45 −60; −30

IeDEA West Africa Collaboration.

ART, antiretroviral treatment; NNRTI, non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor; PI, protease inhibitor.

a

Baseline: initiation of ART.

b

For the reference group: 16–30-year-old women, initiating NNRTI regimen after 2003 at Centers for Disease Control clinical stage A, B or WHO I, II and with 180 CD4 cells/μl at baseline.