Correction: Clinical, virological and immunological features of HIV-positive children internationally adopted in France from 2005-2015

In Table 1, the percentages in the right column have been incorrectly shifted up, without spaces between the different categories. Please see the correct Table 1 here. The publisher apologizes for these errors.

Table 1. Characteristics of the 41 adoptive families and adoptees.

Characteristics	% (number)
Adoptive family characteristics
Couple	87.8% (36)
Mother mean age (years)) ± SDa [ranges]	43.4 ± 6 [31–57]
Father mean age (years)) ± SDa [ranges]	43.3 ± 5 [33–60]
Family with at least one other child	56% (23)
Countries of origin
East Asia	63.4.2% (26)
Africa	26.4% (11)
Haiti	2.4% (1)
East Europe and Russia	7.4% (3)
Vaccination card from country of origin available	60% (24)
Serology available
Hepatitis B
Chronic latent	2.4% (1)
Cleared	2.4% (1)
Vaccinated	34.1% (14)
Negative serology	61% (25)
Hepatitis C
Chronic active	2.4% (1/40)
Negative serology	61% (25/40)
Proportion of children with positive serology
Tetanus	41.5% (17/21)
Poliomyelitis	24.4% (10/12)
Diphtheria	31.7% (13/20)
Measles	31.7% (13/20)
Mumps	9.7% (4/8)
Nutritional status at the first medical consultation in France
Body Mass Index <5th percentile	32% (13)
Malnutritionb	12.2% (5)
Diarrheac	14.6% (6)
Skin diseased	26.8% (11)
Tuberculosis
Screening for latent tuberculosise	36.6% (15)
Pulmonary tuberculosis	2.4% (1)

^aSD standard deviation

^bClinical diagnosis associating a Body Mass Index <5^th percentile with one or more clinical signs of malnutrition: attention deficit, dry skin, depigmentation hair changes (hair loss, changing color), muscle wasting, swelling of the abdomen and legs, stick like limbs, spoon-shaped, brittle, ridged nails

^cOrigin: parasite: 2; unknown: 4.

^dScabies: 5; tinea: 3; Molluscum contagiosum: 2; atopic dermatitis: 1; intertrigo: 1

^e Positive tuberculosis skin test or positive Interferon Gamma Release Assay