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. 2015 Apr 21;61(3):368–374. doi: 10.1093/cid/civ309

Table 1.

Baseline Characteristics of Mother–Infant Pairs

Characteristic Total (N = 882) No Malariaa (n = 701) Malariaa (n = 181)
Antiretroviral randomization
 Maternal antiretroviral 294 (33) 235 (34) 59 (33)
 Infant nevirapine 297 (34) 239 (34) 58 (32)
 Enhanced control 291 (33) 227 (32) 64 (35)
Nutritional randomization
 No supplement 449 (51) 357 (51) 92 (51)
 Received supplement 433 (49) 344 (49) 89 (49)
Mothersb
 Age, y
  15–25 436 (50) 355 (51) 81 (45)
  26–35 404 (46) 312 (45) 92 (51)
  36–45 39 (4) 33 (5) 6 (3)
 Parity
  0 133 (15) 109 (16) 24 (13)
  ≥1 748 (85) 591 (84) 57 (87)
 Education
  Primary school only 567 (64) 441 (63) 126 (70)
  More than primary school 314 (36) 260 (37) 54 (30)
Infantsb
 Sex
  Female 443 (50) 350 (50) 93 (51)
  Male 439 (50) 351 (50) 88 (49)
 Birth weight, kg
  <2.5 66 (8) 56 (8) 10 (6)
  ≥2.5 814 (93) 643 (92) 171 (94)
 Hemoglobin, g/dL
  <13.4 54 (6) 44 (6) 10 (6)
  ≥13.4 828 (94) 657 (94) 171 (94)
 Neutropenia, ×103 cells/µL
  <1 23 (3) 18 (3) 5 (3)
  ≥1 859 (97) 683 (97) 176 (97)

Data are presented as No. (%).

a Malaria defined as clinical or polymerase chain reaction–positive malaria.

b Maternal age missing for 3 mother–infant pairs, parity and maternal education missing for 1 mother–infant pair, infant birthweight missing for 2 infants. Percentages may not add to 100 due to rounding.