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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Dec 5.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet HIV. 2019 Dec 6:S2352-3018(19)30337-6. doi: 10.1016/S2352-3018(19)30337-6

Table 1:

Enrollment characteristics of the study population by randomization arm

OLA-guided therapy (n=492) Standard of Care (n=495)
Clinic site
 Nairobi, Ngong Rd 331 (67%) 336 (68%)
 Nairobi, Industrial Area 42 (9%) 48 (10%)
 Maseno 119 (24%) 111 (22%)
Female 320 (65%) 321 (65%)
Age (years) 38 (32–46) 37 (30–45)
 2–24 33 (7%) 53 (11%)
 25–34 152 (31%) 162 (33%)
 35–49 224 (45%) 215 (43%)
 ≥50 83 (17%) 65 (13%)
Education, adults onlya
 Less than primary 47 (10%) 37 (8%)
 Primary 180 (37%) 169 (36%)
 Secondary 131 (27%) 141 (30%)
 Some College/Technical 123 (26%) 123 (26%)
Marital status, adults onlya
 Single 91 (19%) 73 (15%)
 Married/Committed relationship 263 (55%) 270 (58%)
 Divorced/Separated/Widowed 127 (26%) 127 (27%)
Unemployed, adults onlya 51 (11%) 41 (9%)
Sexual partners in past yearb
 None or never had sex 173 (37%) 182 (38%)
 1–2 284 (60%) 289 (60%)
 ≥3 12 (3%) 12 (2%)
ART-naïve 460 (94%) 463 (94%)
CD4 cells per uL 233 (116–311) 231 (113–318)
Plasma HIV RNA (log10 copies per µL) 10·8 (9·2–12·1) 10·7 (9·1–11·8)
% Resistance of mutation with highest frequency in individual’s HIV quasispeciesc
 ≥10% 45 (9%) 34 (7%)
 2–9% 6 (1%) 8 (2%)
 Wild-type 441 (90%) 452 (91%)
ART regimen post-randomizationd
 Efavirenz 267 (57%) 300 (63%)
 Nevirapine 160 (34%) 173 (37%)
 Lopinavir/ritonavir 39 (9%) 0 (0%)

Data are shown by absolute numbers, “n” (%) or median (IQR).

a

Adults only, OLA-guided therapy (n=481) and SOC (n=470);

b

Does not include 35 responses categorized as “Don’t Know” or “Refused”;

c

Point mutations (K103N, Y181C, G190A, M184V) detected by OLA;

d

ART regimen base, OLA-guided therapy (n=466) and SOC (n=473);

Abbreviations: OLA, oligonucleotide ligation assay