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. 2019 Apr 24;14(4):e0216010. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0216010

Table 1. Baseline characteristics of the study participants.

Baseline characteristics median (range) or n/total (%)
Age (years) 33 (20–45)
Mode of transmission
 Heterosexual 86 / 94 (92%)
 Blood transfusion 1 / 94 (1%)
 MTCT 2 / 94 (2%)
 Unknown 5 / 94 (5%)
Geographical origin
 Sub-Saharan African 80 / 94 (85%)
 Caucasian 8 / 94 (9%)
 Maghrebin 4 / 94 (4%)
 Asian 2 / 94 (2%)
Medical insurance coverage
 General social security coverage 58 / 94 (62%)
 Universal Medical Coverage (CMU) 21 / 94 (22%)
 State Medical Aid (AME) 12 / 94 (13%)
 None 3 / 94 (3%)
HIV Co-infections
 HIV / HBV 5 / 94 (5%)
 HIV / HCV 0 / 94 (0%)
First HIV-RNA during pregnancy (copies/mL)
 Women with HIV-RNA < 50 copies/mL (n) 38 / 94 (40%)
 Women with HIV-RNA > 50 copies/mL (n) 56 / 94 (61%)
  Detectable HIV-RNA (copies/mL) 9823 (63–638388)
First CD4 T-cell count during pregnancy (/mm3) 448 (4–986)
cART History
 Naïve 16 / 94 (17%)
 Treatment-experienced 78 / 94 (83%)
Obstetrical history
 Number of previous pregnancy (n) 3 (1–8)
 Previous twin or multiple pregnancy 2 / 94 (2%)

MTCT, Mother-To-Child Transmission; cART, combined Antiretroviral Therapy.