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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Feb 25.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Osteoporos. 2014 May 14;9:181. doi: 10.1007/s11657-014-0181-4

Table 1. Demographic, gonadal state, fracture history and prevalence of low bone mass.

Total
Demographic n=168
Age /years (median (IQR)) 45 (38-51)
Caucasian (%) 163 (97)
MSM (%) 162 (96)
BMI /kg/m2 (mean (95% CI)) 25 (24.5-25.7)
BMI <18 (%) 2 (1)
Current smoker (%) 76 (45)
Alcohol >21units (%) 52 (31)
IDU (%) 3 (2)
History of hypogonadism (%) 10 (6)
No regular exercise 59 (35)

HIV parameters
Time since diagnosis/ months (median (IQR)) 74 (34-149)
CDC stage A (%) 99 (59)
 B (%) 39 (23)
 C (%) 30 (18)
VL/copies/mL (mean (95%CI)) 14146 (5121-23171)
VL undetectable (<40 copies/mL (%)) 118 (70)
CD4 count /cells/mm3 (median (IQR)) 565 (415-735)
CD4 <200 cells/mm3 (%) 6 (4)
cART exposure / weeks (median (IQR)) 157 (4-522)
Current PI use (%) 45 (27)
Current NNRTI use (%) 71 (42)
Current TDF use (%) 75 (45)

Clinical hypogonadism (free testosterone <90pmol/l (%)) 2 (1)

BMD /g/cm2 (mean (95% CI))
Total hip 0.95 (0.93-0.96)
Lumbar spine 0.96 (0.94-0.98)

T score < −2.5 or Z score < −2.0 (%) 35 (21)

Note: cART= combined anti-retroviral therapy; BMI= body mass index; IVDU= intravenous drug user; VL= viral load; PI= protease inhibitor; NNRTI= non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor; TDF= tenofovir; BMD= bone mineral density