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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Hepatology. 2013 Nov 22;59(1):109–120. doi: 10.1002/hep.26639

Table 1.

Characteristics of participants with acute HCV infection in the InC3 Study (n=632)

Overall (n=632), n (%) Spontaneous Clearance (n=173), n (%)
Site
 UFO (United States) 115 (18) 31 (27)
 ATAHC (Australia) 119 (19) 27 (23)
 BAHSTION (United States) 49 (8) 14 (29)
 BBAASH (United States) 114 (18) 41 (36)
 HEPCO (Canada) 75 (12) 16 (21)
 HITS-c (Australia) 10 (2) 3 (30)
 HITS-p (Australia) 89 (14) 17 (19)
 N2 (Australia) 17 (3) 4 (24)
 ACS (the Netherlands) 44 (7) 20 (45)
Median age, yrs (IQR)* 26 (23–32) 26 (23–30)
Age, categorized*
 <30 years 403 (64) 122 (30)
 30–39 years 103 (16) 28 (27)
 ≥40 years 75 (12) 14 (19)
 Missing 51 (8) 9 (18)
Female Sex# 228 (36) 86 (38)
Ethnicity
 Caucasian 516 (82) 141 (27)
 Aboriginal 32 (5) 10 (31)
 Asian 12 (2) 3 (25)
 Black 24 (4) 4 (17)
 Other 48 (8) 15 (31)
History of injecting drug use 608 (96) 165 (27)
Symptomatic HCV infection*
 No 111 (18) 15 (14)
 Yes 138 (22) 37 (27)
 Unknown 383 (61) 121 (32)
IL28B genotype (rs12979860)
 TT 63 (10) 15 (24)
 CT 213 (34) 46 (22)
 CC 266 (42) 98 (37)
 Missing 90 (14) 14 (16)
HIV infection*
 No 531 (84) 147 (28)
 Yes 29 (5) 7 (24)
 Missing 72 (11) 19 (26)
HCV genotype*
 Genotype 1 297 (47) 79 (27)
 Genotype 2 32 (5) 7 (22)
 Genotype 3 183 (29) 33 (18)
 Genotype 4 7 (1) 1 (14)
 Genotype 6 4 (1) 0 (0)
 Mixed genotype 14 (2) 2 (14)
 Unknown genotype 95 (15) 51 (54)

Percentages indicate column percentages,

Percentages indicate row percentages,

*

At the time of incident HCV infection,

#

Includes 2 missing.

UFO, UFO STUDY; ATAHC, Australian Trial in Acute Hepatitis C; BAHSTION, Boston Acute HCV Study: Transmission, Immunity and Outcomes Network; BBAASH, Baltimore Before and After Acute Study of Hepatitis; HEPCO, St. Luc Cohort, HEPCO; HITS-c, Hepatitis C Incidence and Transmission Study-Community; HITS-p, Hepatitis C Incidence and Transmission Study-Prison; N2, Networks 2; ACS, Amsterdam Cohort Studies.