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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Infect Dis J. 2014 Sep;33(9):e232–e238. doi: 10.1097/INF.0000000000000314

Table 2.

Final Multivariable Models of Academic Achievement (WAIT-II-A), comparing PHIV to HEU

Total Achievement Word Reading Spelling Numerical Operations

Characteristic Estimate
(95% CI)
p-value Estimate
(95% CI)
p-value Estimate
(95% CI)
p-value Estimate
(95% CI)
p-value
HIV status (PHIV v HEU) −0.59 (−3.82, 2.65) 0.72 −0.14 (−3.54, 3.26) 0.94 0.89 (−2.57, 4.35) 0.61 −2.49 (−6.32, 1.34) 0.20
Age −1.34 (−1.92, −0.75) <0.001 −1.61 (−2.23, −1.00) <0.001 −0.89 (−1.52, −0.26) 0.006 −1.22 (−1.90, −0.54) <0.001
Race (black v other) −4.60 (−7.87, −1.34) 0.006 −5.79 (−9.22, −2.36) <0.001 −4.33 (−7.85, −0.82) 0.016 −2.94 (−6.73, 0.86) 0.13
Household income <$20K −3.16 (−6.19, −0.13) 0.041 −3.61 (−6.79, −0.43) 0.026 _ _ −4.76 (−8.44, −1.09) 0.011
CG Biological Parent _ _ _ _ _ _ 4.43 (0.45, 8.41) 0.029
CG FSIQ <85 −5.22 (−8.51, −1.93) 0.002 −5.83 (−9.42, −0.65) 0.025 _ _ −6.84 (−10.65, −3.03) <0.001
Child Talked <2 yrs old 7.36 (2.32, 12.41) 0.004 9.47 (4.17, 14.77) <0.001 8.94 (3.48, 14.41) 0.001 6.65 (0.83, 12.47) 0.025
Child ever hospitalized −6.68 (−10.47, −2.90) <0.001 −7.29 (−11.25, −3.31) <0.001 −5.86 (−9.94, −1.79) 0.005 −6.19 (−10.57, −1.81) 0.006

HIV Disease Severity Measures (PHIV only)

CDC Class C −5.26 (−9.65, −0.87) 0.019 −4.67 (−9.35, 0.00) 0.05 −5.69 (−10.49, -.089) 0.02 −6.44 (−11.52, −1.36) 0.013
Peak VL >75K copies/mL −4.79 (−10.51, 0.93) 0.10 _ _ _ _ −5.75 (−12.40, 0.89) 0.09
Cumulative Years on HAART _ _ −0.40 (−0.92, 0.12) 0.13 _ _ −0.42 (−0.99, 0.15) 0.15

WIAT-II-A= Wechsler Individual Achievement Test, 2nd Ed., Abbreviated; PHIV = perinatally acquired HIV; HEU = HIV exposed, uninfected; CG= caregiver; CDC= Centers for Disease Control, FSIQ= Full Scale IQ; VL= viral load

Note: For each achievement domain, a multivariable adjusted model was fit including HIV status and the other covariates shown. The estimate reflects the mean difference in achievement scores for those with the characteristic noted versus those without, or for each one unit increase in continuous measures (e.g., age in years).