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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Nov 8.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS. 2017 Jan 28;31(3):375–384. doi: 10.1097/QAD.0000000000001333

Table 1.

Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics of 341 HIV patients with rifampicin and isoniazid-susceptible tuberculosis.

Total    Eastern
    Europe N (%)
   127
   Western
   Europe N (%)
   165
Latin
America N (%)
49
P
Sex Male 98(77.2) 109 (66.1) 36 (73.5)  0.108
Age Years, median (IQR)   36.5 (30.9–42.6)   38.8 (33.0–46.2)   38.2 (29.2–44.8)  0.037
Weight Kg, median (IQR)   58.0 (50.0–66.0)   60.0 (54.0–68.0)   55.0 (45.5–65.5)  0.225
TB/HIV risk factors Ever injecting drug use, N (%)  76 (60.3)  31 (18.8)  8 (16.3) <0.001
History of imprisonment, N (%)  16 (12.6)  5 (3.0)  4 (8.2)  0.008
History of excess alcohol
  consumption, N (%)
 27 (21.3)  20 (12.1)  13 (26.5)  0.026
Laboratory markers Haemoglobin (g/dl),
  median (IQR)a
 11 (9–13)  11 (9–12)   11 (10–13)  0.158
Albumin (g/dl), median (IQR)b  29 (24–33)   30 (25–34)   26 (22–33)  0.484
TB disease Disseminated, N (%)  64 (50.4)  95 (57.6)  29 (59.2) 0.39
TB treatment RHZ-based, N (%) 118 (92.9)  155 (93.9)  46 (93.9)  0.935
RHZ + E, N (%)  98 (83.1)  128 (82.6)  43 (93.5)  0.181
RHZ + S, N (%)  1 (0.8)  0.426
RHZ + ES, N (%) 10 (8.5)   3 (1.9)   1 (2.2)  0.024
Hepatitis Cc Ever, N (%)  61 (48.0)   27 (16.4)    6 (12.2) <0.001
HIV status
Antiretroviral therapy Yes. N (%)  21 (16.5)   64 (38.8)    19 (38.8) <0.001
CD4+ cell count, cells/μld Median (IQR)   103.5 (35.0–258.0)    123.0 (35.0–280.0)      78.0 (28.0–218.0) 0.31
HIV RNA, log10 copies/mle Median (IQR)   5.2 (4.3–5.7)    5.0 (2.9–5.7)     4.7 (2.5–5.6)  0.289

Eastern Europe (Belarus, Estonia, Georgia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Ukraine, Russia); Western Europe (Belgium, Denmark, France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom); Latin America (Argentina, Chile, and Mexico).

a

Data for haemoglobin available for 98 (77) patients in EE, 146 (88) in WE, and 41 (84) in LA.

b

Data for albumin available for 38 (30) patients in EE, 113 (68) in WE, and 26 (53) in LA.

c

Ever tested positive for hepatitis C antibodies or hepatitis C RNA. Data for hepatitis C available for 91 (72) patients in EE, 121 (73) in WE, and 36 (73) in LA. Missing data are included in the denominator.

d

Baseline CD4+ cell count was available for 102 (80), 162 (98) and 43 (88) patients in EE, WE, and LA.

e

Baseline HIV RNA data were available for 68 (54), 157 (95) and 40 (82) patients in EE, WE, and LA.

IQR, interquartile range; R, rifampicin; H, isoniazid; Z, pyrazinamide; E, ethambutol; S, streptomycin.