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. 2018 Jul 27;68(7):1204–1212. doi: 10.1093/cid/ciy615

Table 2.

Participant Demographics and Disease Characteristics

Characteristic IRC Treatment (n = 60) AM Arm (n = 60) P Valuea
Male sex, No. (%) 54 (90) 58 (97) .14
Race/ethnicity, No. (%)
 Non-Hispanic white 36 (60) 42 (70) .05
 Non-Hispanic black 7 (12) 7 (12)
 Hispanicb 16 (27) 6 (10)
 Other 1 (2) 5 (8)
Age, mean (range), y 49.0 (25–78) 50.5 (27–67) .37
ART, No. (%) 54 (90) 54 (90) >.99
Undetectable HIV viral load, No. (%) 35 (59) 42 (71) .18
Detectable viral load, median (range), copies/mL 412 (77–1830) 300 (82–1948) .56
CD4 cell count, median (IQR), cells/µL
 Baseline 669 (501–816) 620 (514–736) .34
 Nadir 271 (106–395) 300 (153–438) .38
History of AIDS diagnosis, No. (%) 20 (33) 19 (32) .85
History of HSIL, No. (%) 29 (48) 29 (48) >.99
Prior HSIL treatment, No. (%)c 21/29 (72) 24/29 (83) .34
Baseline No. of lesions, No. %d
 1 41 (68) 32 (53) .03
 2 17 (28) 19 (32)
 3 2 (3) 9 (15)

Abbreviations: AM, active monitoring; ART, antiretroviral therapy; HIV, human immunodeficiency; HSIL, high-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion; IQR, interquartile range; IRC, infrared coagulation.

a P values determined with χ2 test or Wilcoxon rank sum test for categorical or continuous data, and with stratified (by site) Mantel-Haenszel test for number of lesions.

bAlthough the 4 categories of race/ethnicity did not significantly differ overall by arm, the difference between Hispanic and non-Hispanic participants was statistically significant (P = .02).

cOf those with a history of high-grade dysplasia.

dIdentified by local pathologist.