Table 2.
Frequency distribution (with row percentages) of memory loss, reasoning and attention problems by status of CI according to the three criteria among HIV-positive individuals
| Memory loss, n (%) | Reasoning, n (%) | Attention, n (%) | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No | Yes | p | No | Yes | p | No | Yes | p | |
| Frascati | 0.02 | 0.77 | 0.59 | ||||||
| CI | 50 (62 %) | 31 (38 %) | 49 (60 %) | 32 (40 %) | 55 (69 %) | 25 (31 %) | |||
| Not CI | 147 (75 %) | 48 (25 %) | 121 (62 %) | 73 (38 %) | 139 (72 %) | 54 (28 %) | |||
| GDS | <0.01 | 0.24 | 0.07 | ||||||
| CI | 56 (60 %) | 37 (40 %) | 53 (57 %) | 40 (43 %) | 59 (64 %) | 33 (36 %) | |||
| Not CI | 141 (77 %) | 42 (23 %) | 117 (64 %) | 65 (36 %) | 135 (75 %) | 46 (25 %) | |||
| MNC | 0.02 | 0.42 | 0.28 | ||||||
| CI | 36 (59 %) | 25 (41 %) | 35 (57 %) | 26 (43 %) | 40 (66 %) | 21 (34 %) | |||
| Not CI | 161 (75 %) | 54 (25 %) | 135 (63 %) | 79 (37 %) | 154 (73 %) | 58 (27 %) | |||
14, 15 and 17 HIV-positive individuals had missing information on memory loss, reasoning and attention problems, respectively