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. 2017 May 16;20(Suppl 3):21577. doi: 10.7448/IAS.20.4.21577

Table 3.

Univariable and multivariable predictors of CD4 count change during transition to adult care

  Univariablec
Multivariable (n = 262b)
Predictor Coefficient 95% CI p value Coefficient 95% CI p value
Constant       154.0 65.6, 242.5 0.001
Main effects:a            
Time before transition (per 1 year before transition) 9.2 1.7, 16.8 0.016 2.5 −9.5, 14.5 0.681
Time after transition (per 1 year after transition) −2.3 −12.7, 8.0 0.658 −19.6 −33.8, −5.4 0.007
Female −19.2 −72.4, 34.0 0.479 −41.1 −84.5, 2.3 0.064
Non-black ethnicity −80.6 −146.7, −14.4 0.017 29.7 −26.2, 85.6 0.298
Born abroad −3.5 −58.5, 51.6 0.902 −0.5 −43.7, 42.8 0.983
Year of birth (per 1 year increase) 20.0 11.5, 28.5 <0.001 13.7 6.7, 20.8 <0.001
Nadir CD4 cell count (per 10 cells/mm3 increase) 7.8 6.4, 9.3 <0.001 5.9 4.3, 7.4 <0.001
Viral suppression (time updated)            
Non-suppressed, ≥400 copies/mL 0.0     0.0    
Suppressed, <400 copies/mL 131.6 122.4, 140.7   134.5 125.2, 143.8  
Missing 58.9 15.6, 102.3 <0.001 60.6 16.2, 105.1 <0.001
Interactions with time before transition (per 1 year):            
Nadir CD4 cell count (cells/mm3)            
0–99 -     0.0    
100–199       10.1 −5.5, 25.5  
200–299       12.5 −2.9, 27.9  
300+       27.7 9.0, 46.4 0.038
Interactions with time after transition (per 1 year):            
Female       24.0 6.0, 41.9 0.009
Non-black ethnicity       34.1 11.6, 56.6 0.003

CI, confidence interval

aMain effects can be considered in isolation (i.e. ignoring interactions) when all other variables are equal to 0 (continuous) and notably at transition or equal to the baseline category (categorical).

bNumber of participants.

cUnivariable models number of participants, n = 271 except for non-black ethnicity (n = 266), born abroad (n = 266), nadir CD4 cell count (n = 269).