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. 2020 Jan 26;12(2):142. doi: 10.3390/v12020142

Table 2.

Summary of molecular cluster detection completion and timeliness in Washington State, 2015–2019.

Variable 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total
Number of Analyzed Clusters a 95 95 103 107 107
Number of New Cases WA State 459 436 441 511 1847
New Cases with Analyzable Genotype b 276 (60%) 238 (55%) 252 (57%) 292 (57%) 1058 (57%)
Number of New Cases in All Clusters 156 (34%) 112 (26%) 134 (30%) 148 (29%) 550 (29%)
Number of New Cases in Analyzed Clusters 85 (19%) 84 (19%) 112 (25%) 120 (23%) 401 (22%)
Cumulative Prevalent Cases in WA State c 12,631 13,051 13,424 13,764 15,150
Prevalent Cases with Analyzable Genotype b 6320 (50%) 6458 (49%) 6583 (49%) 6733 (49%) 7373 (49%)
Number of Prevalent Cases in All Clusters 2238 (18%) 2310 (18%) 2389 (18%) 2476 (18%) 2680 (18%)
Number of Prevalent Cases in Analyzed Clusters 824 (7%) 897 (7%) 983 (7%) 1078 (8%) 1157 (8%)
Median Days from Dx to Specimen Collection 17 (6–30) 14 (7–31) 15 (7–31) 11 (4–33) 14 (6–31)
Median Days from Dx to TRACE Analysis 821 (734–921) 468 (353–576) 201 (143–255) 109 (77–137) 291 (138–714)

a Analyzed clusters included members of molecularly linked clusters (genetic distance 0.015) with three or more prevalent cases at one point in time between 2016 and 2018. b Analyzable genotypes include reverse transcriptase and protease sequences. c Cumulative prevalent cases include all people with diagnosed HIV who lived in Washington State at some point during the time period.