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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Dec 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Virol. 2013 Aug 13;58(0 1):e24–e28. doi: 10.1016/j.jcv.2013.07.016

Table 3.

Summary – rapid HIV screening supplemented with pooled NAAT testing (B/W reproduction).

Identification of acute HIV infection in urban US cities using pooled NAAT of HIV seronegative plasma
Description Rapid tested alone Rapid and NAATtested AHI HIV Ab+ %HIV Ab+ %Increase in yield %Yield AHI
Los Angelesa 1698 1 14 0.82% 7.14% 0.06%
Newark, NJ 12,390 6785 8 116 0.94% 6.90% 0.12%
Seattle King Countyb 3439 5 81 2.36% 6.17% 0.15%
Atlantac 2136 4 66 3.09% 6.06% 0.19%
San Franciscoa 2722 11 105 3.86% 10.48% 0.40%
Baltimored 60,695 58,925 7 1766 2.90% 0.40% 0.01%-0.02%*
Rhode Islande 113 6 5.31%
North Carolinaf 109,250 23 606 0.55% 3.80% 0.02%
*

When reflex RNA screening of indeterminant Western blots were included an additional 4 AHI specimens were identified (0.02%).

a

Ref. [31].

b

Ref. [33].

c

Priddy F, et al. NAAT-based screening for acute HIV infection in an urban HIV counselling and testing population in the Southeastern United States. In: Program and abstracts, 12th Conf Retroviruses Opp Infect, Boston, February 2005: Abstract 964.

d

Ref. [34].

e

Ref. [36].

f

Ref. [35].