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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Infect Dis. 2015 Apr 21;35:73–79. doi: 10.1016/j.ijid.2015.04.008

Table 4.

Nutritional Status and Sex Dependent Age-Related Monthly Increase in Absolute CD4 count in Tuberculosis and HIV Co-infected Patients on Concurrent Antiretroviral during Six Months of Tuberculosis treatments in Kampala, Uganda.

Baseline Nutritional Status Sex

BMI < 18.5 kg/m2 (n=36) BMI >=18.5 kg/m2 (n =67) Female (n = 50) Males (n = 53)
Risk Difference (95% CI) Risk Difference (95% CI) Risk Difference (95% CI) Risk Difference (95% CI)
Age Categories (Years) Age*time: p = 0.954 Age*time: p <0.001 Age*time: p = 0.006 Age*time: p = 0.795
<25 −1.5 (−30.9, 28.0) 56.0 (22.8, 83.4) 52.8 (18.7, 86.9) 14.6 (−15.6, 44.7)
25 – 29 17.3(−16.6, 49.2) 50.2 (21.0, 73.2) 53.7 (25.8, 81.4) 5.2 (−19.6, 30.0)
30 – 34 0.1(−41.1, 41.2) 36.7 (8.2, 57.2) 47.0 (11.6, 82.4) 6.5 (−19.0, 32.1)
35 – 39 14.6 (−21.6, 50.8) 30.1 (−0.3, 60.4) 26.5 (−21.7, 74.8) −0.2 (−32.3, 31.9)
40+ Ref Ref Ref Ref
P-value: age*time*BMI: =0.036 P-value: age*time*sex = <0.001

Estimates are derived from linear mixed models implemented via SAS PROC Mixed. Model assumed an unstructured covariance for within subject repeated measures of CD4 values. All estimates are adjusted for time, patient sex and lag viral load.