Table 3.

Correlations between hs-CRP and cognitive domains in PHIV with and without a neurocognitive disorder (NCD)

	All subjects (n=211)	Controls (n=43)	PHIV (n=168)	PHIVs without NCD (n=87)	PHIVs with NCD (n=81)
hs-CRP x General intelligence	−.08(.22)	−.02(.89)	−.08(.33)	.14(.19)	−.33(<.01)
hs-CRP x Attention	−.03(.70)	−.19(.21)	−.03(.70)	−.01(.98)	.09(.46)
hs-CRP x Motor coordination	−.03(.71)	.20(.20)	−.08(.33)	−.02(.82)	−.12(.29)
hs-CRP x Visual memory	−.05(.45)	−.07(.68)	−.03(.74)	.04(.69)	−.08(.50)
hs-CRP x Verbal memory	−.09(.21)	.07(.65)	−.10(.22)	−.01(.95)	−.16(.16)
hs-CRP x Language	−.11(.10)	−.07(.65)	−.11(.16)	−.12(.27)	−.09(.43)
hs-CRP x Visual spatial ability	−.12(.08)	−.06(.67)	−.12(.11)	.02(.85)	−.24(.03)
hs-CRP x Processing speed	−.11(.11)	−.15(.35)	−.07(.35)	.08(.44)	−.18(.10)
hs-CRP x Working memory	−.05(.44)	−.19(.22)	−.01(.92)	.07(.50)	−.02(.85)
hs-CRP x Executive function	−.11(.12)	−.06(.71)	−.10(.22)	.04(.74)	−.22(.04)

Pearson’s r correlation values are provided with p values in the brackets.