Table 2.
Association between vaginal bacterial community state types (CSTs) and HIV, Abuja, Nigeria 2012
| Vaginal bacterial CST | Total (N = 278) n (%) | HIV– (N = 111) n (%) | HIV+ (N = 151) n (%) | HIV? (N = 16) n (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CST I (L. crispatus) | 22 (7·9) | 12 (10·8) | 9 (6·0) | 1 (6·3) |
| CST III (L. iners) | 109 (39·2) | 50 (45·1) | 54 (35·8) | 5 (31·3) |
| CST IV-B (low Lactobacillus spp.) | 139 (50·0) | 48 (43·2) | 81 (53·6) | 10 (62·5) |
| CST VI (Proteobacteria) | 8 (2·9) | 1 (0·9) | 7 (4·6) | 0 (0) |
OR, Odds ratio; CI, confidence interval.
Sixteen participants with unconfirmed HIV status were excluded from these analysis.
Exact logistic regression model.