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. 2019 Apr 4;33(6):1073–1082. doi: 10.1097/QAD.0000000000002166

Table 2.

Participants characteristics and prevalence of acquired nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor-drug resistant mutations and nonnucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor-drug resistant mutations among virologically unsuppressed participants on antiretroviral therapy.

ADR (DRM) prevalence
Group N NRTI, % (95% CI) NNRTI, % (95% CI)
All participants 138 15.9 (9.8–24.8) 32.6 (24.6–41.8)
Sex
 Males 54 19.7 (10.1–33.0) 25.9 (16.4–38.4)
 Females 84 11.1 (6.0–19.7) 36.9 (25.8–49.5)
Age (years)
 <30 42 25.8 (10.3–51.2) 48.4 (30.4–66.8)
 30–39 49 13.7 (4.9–32.9) 27.5 (17.5–40.2)
 40–49 29 6.9 (1.6–25.7) 17.2 (7.0–36.5)
 50+ 18 16.7 (5.0–43.4) 44.4 (26.1–64.4)
Geographical region
 South 39 17.9 (7.4–37.4) 23.1 (10.4–43.6)
 Central 54 16.7 (8.2–30.7) 33.3 (24.0–44.2)
 North 45 13.3 (4.7–32.3) 40.0 (7.9–56.7)
Year of sampling
 2013–2015 86 19.8 (11.8–31.2) 26.7 (18.9–36.4)
 2016–2018 52 9.6 (3.5–23.7) 15.4 (6.7–31.5)

ADR, acquired drug resistance; CI, confidence intervals; DRM, drug-resistant mutations; NNRTI, nonnucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors; NRTI, nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors.