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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: JAMA Cardiol. 2017 Mar 1;2(3):260–267. doi: 10.1001/jamacardio.2016.5139

Table 1.

Clinical and demographic characteristics of HIV-infected individuals with T1MI vs. T2MI

Characteristic T1MI*
N=362
N (%)
T2MI
N=288
N (%)
P-value

Sex 0.006

Male 293 (81) 207 (72)
Female 69 (19) 81 (28)

Age, years 0.01

<40 32 (9) 47 (16)
40–49 152 (42) 106 (37)
50–59 125 (35) 99 (34)
60–69 43 (12) 22 (8)
≥70 10 (3) 14 (5)

Race/Ethnicity <0.001

White 171 (47) 65 (23)
African-American 156 (43) 202 (70)
Hispanic 19 (5) 14 (5)
Other/unknown 16 (4) 7 (2)

HIV Transmission Risk Factor <0.001

Heterosexual 101 (28) 93 (32)
Men who have sex with men 166 (46) 75 (26)
Injection drug use 78 (22) 107 (37)
Other/unknown 17 (5) 13 (5)

Antiretroviral therapy <0.001

Yes 271 (75) 154 (53)
No 91 (25) 134 (47)

CD4 count closest to event (cells/μl) <0.001

0–200 94 (26) 128 (44)
201–350 72 (20) 57 (20)
>350 195 (54) 103 (36)

CD4 cell count nadir (cells/μl) 0.02

0–200 212 (59) 199 (69)
201–350 79 (22) 48 (17)
>350 70 (19) 41 (14)

HIV-1 RNA closest to event <0.001

<400 217 (60) 127 (44)
400–10,000 47 (13) 49 (17)
10,000–100,000 63 (17) 59 (20)
>100,000 34 (9) 53 (18)

HIV-1 RNA, peak 0.02

<400 43 (12) 20 (7)
400–10,000 35 (10) 31 (11)
10,000–100,000 112 (31) 70 (24)
>100,000 171 (47) 167 (58)
*

T1MI also includes patients with coronary interventions

One patient was missing CD4 and VL data prior to the MI and was excluded from those rows