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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Neurovirol. 2016 Dec 2;23(2):319–328. doi: 10.1007/s13365-016-0503-y

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics

HIV+ vs. HIV− HIV+ (n = 146) HIV− (n = 34) p value
    Age (years) 31.59 (5.28) 25.41 (4.45) <0.001
    Education (years) 10.22 (1.57) 11.00 (1.63) 0.010
    Sex, % female 82.19% 55.88% 0.001
HIV+: C31S vs. C31C HIV+ HIV+ p value
C31S (n = 37) C31C (n = 109)
    Age (years) 30.67 (4.95) 31.91 (5.38) 0.221
    Education (years) 9.92 (1.48) 10.32 (1.59) 0.179
    Sex, % female 78.38% 83.49% 0.483
    Log10VL 4.21 (1.00) 4.17 (1.03) 0.856
    CD4 cell count 233.1(121.4) 236.4 (181.5) 0.920
    cART treatment, % yes 18.35% 10.8% 0.285
    VL_detectable, % yes 100% 97.25% 0.308
    Duration (months) 13.41(23.49) (n = 32) 11.76(23.13) (n = 92) 0.731
    CES-D 5.47(3.65) (n = 32) 6.19(4.42) (n = 97) 0.409

Age, education, Log10VL, CD4 cell count, duration of infection, and CESD are reported as mean (SD). Note that sample sizes include any individual with at least one of the two types of imaging data types (DTI metrics or brain volumes) available