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. 2014 Mar 19;14:148. doi: 10.1186/1471-2334-14-148

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristic of people living with HIV/AIDS by cART status in the ClinSurv HIV Cohort, Germany 2001–2011

Characteristic
Non-cART
cART*
Total
  N = 2,467 (21.1%) N = 9,226 (78.9%) N = 11,693 (100%)
TB patients
103 (4.2%)
130 (1.4%)
233 (2%)
Gender
 
 
 
   Male
1.994 (80.8%)
7,394 (80.2%)
9,388 (80.3%)
   Female
473 (19.2%)
1,831 (19.9%)
2,304 (19.7%)
Age at enrollment, years
 
 
 
Median [IQR]
35 [29–42]
39 [32–46]
38 [31–45]
   ≤38
1,468 (59.6%)
4,338 (47.1%)
5,806 (49.7%)
   >38
994 (40.4%)
4,873 (52.9%)
5,867 (50.3%)
Geographical origin
 
 
 
   Germany
1,731 (72.1%)
6,631 (73.0%)
8,362 (72.8%)
   Sub-Saharan Africa
255 (10.6%)
1,066 (11.7%)
1,321 (11.5%)
HIV-transmission risk group
 
 
 
   MSM
1,339 (60.3%)
4,768 (57.8%)
6,107 (58.4%)
   Other
881 (39.7%)
3,477 (42.8%)
4,358 (41.6%)
CD4+ cell count at enrollment in the cohort, cells/μl
 
 
 
Median [IQR]
492 [349–663]
273 [118–453]
320 [146–508]
   >200
2,054 (89.1%)
5,467 (61.9%)
7,521 (67.6%)
   ≤200
251 (10.9%)
3,362 (38.1%)
3,613 (32.5%)
Viral load at enrollment in the cohort, log10 copies/ml
 
 
 
Median [IQR]
4.2 [3.4 – 4.8]
4.5 [3.1 – 5.2]
4.4 [3.3 – 5.7]
   <5
1,769 (72.9%)
5,845 (68.1%)
7,614 (70.5%)
   ≥5
446 (20.1%)
2,737 (31.9%)
3,183 (29.5%)
Calendar year of enrollment
 
 
 
   2001
147 (5.9%)
765 (8.2%)
912 (7.7%)
   2002
166 (6.7%)
832 (9.0%)
998 (8.4%)
   2003
178 (7.2%)
839 (10.1%)
1,017 (8.7%)
   2004
205 (8.3%)
928 (10.1%)
1,133 (9.7%)
   2005
213 (8.6%)
908 (9.8%)
1,121(9.5%)
   2006
225 (9.1%)
842 (9.1%)
1,067 (9.1%)
   2007
251(10.2%)
893 (10.6%)
1,144 (9.8%)
   2008
217 (8.8%)
883 (9.5%)
1,100 (9.4%)
   2009
249 (10.1%)
835 (9.1%)
1,084 (9.3%)
   2010
278 (11.3%)
811 (8.8%)
1,089 (9.3%)
   2011
338 (13.7%)
690 (7.5%)
1,028 (8.8%)
Length of follow-up (person-years)
 
 
 
Median [IQR] 1.2 [0.3-2.8] 3.1 [1.3-5.9] 2.5 [1.1-5.3]

cART, combination antiretroviral therapy; TB, tuberculosis; IQR; interquartile range; MSM, men who have sex with men; PWID, person who inject drugs; HPC, high HIV-prevalence countries.

*cART initiated during follow-up at any time prior to TB diagnosis.

Significantly associated with receiving cART (multivariable logistic regression model including all presented characteristics as independent variables; P < 0.05).