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. 2013 Jul 11;13:314. doi: 10.1186/1471-2334-13-314

Table 1.

Demographic, virological and immunological data for the entire population and the R5 and X4 subgroups, as identified by genotyping at T1

  All patients R5 subgroup patients X4 subgroup patients p
Number
219
146
73
ns
Male (n)
173
118
55
ns
Italian (n)
180
114
66
ns
Agea (years)
41 (19–79)
40 (19–74)
43 (21–79)
p= 0.0332
Riskb
 
 
 
 
Heterosexual (n)
91
60
31
ns
MSM (n)
67
47
20
ns
Drug user (n)
18
11
7
ns
Missing (n)
43
28
15
ns
Subtype-B (n)
171
113
56
ns
Primarycn (%)
29 (13.2%)
21 (14.3%)
8 (11%)
Ns
T0 CD4 cells/mm3a
260 (0–1090)
284 (0–810)
201 (7–1090)
p= 0.0216
T0 CD4%a
16 (0–39)
17 (0–37)
13 (1–39)
ns
T0 HIV RNAa copies/ml
101836 (412–1x107)
101836 (412–1x107)
1000182 (547–6258236)
ns
T0 HIV DNAa, d
1198 (33–70123)
1185 (70–18856)
1297 (33–70123)
ns
T1 CD4 cells/mm3a
560 (54–1330)
580 (54–1306)
485 (96–1330)
ns
T1 CD4%a
28.9 (3.4–55.2)
29.9 (3.4–55,2)
26 (5–51.9)
ns
T1 HIV RNA<2,5 copies/ml n (%)
83 (37.9%)
62 (42.4%)
21 (28.7%)
ns
T1 HIV DNAa, d 107 (5–892) 105 (5–892) 110 (5–740) ns

aExpressed as median and range.

bTransmission risk reported as prevalent.

c Being in HIV Primary Infection at the start of therapy.

d Copies/106PBMCs.