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. 2019 May 11;221(4):510–515. doi: 10.1093/infdis/jiz254

Table 1.

Relationships Between Anti-inflammatory and Proinflammatory Markers and Coronary Plaque in Persons With Human Immunodeficiency Virus

All PWH (n = 144) Virally Suppressed PWH Receiving ART (n = 120)
Relationships of Anti-inflammatory and Proinflammatory Markers with Number of Coronary Segments Containing Plaque Spearman ρ P Value Spearman ρ P Value
Anti-inflammatory markers
 IL-10
  Noncalcified plaque −0.24 .004a −0.20 .03a
  Calcified plaque −0.01 .90 −0.01 .90
  Total plaque −0.19 .02a −0.18 .06
Proinflammatory markers
 sCD163
  Noncalcified plaque 0.19 .02a 0.24 .009a
  Calcified plaque 0.08 .35 0.06 .50
  Total plaque 0.11 .17 0.18 .06
 CCL2
  Noncalcified plaque 0.10 .23 0.11 .24
  Calcified plaque 0.12 .16 0.10 .27
  Total plaque 0.22 .01a 0.21 .02a
 hsIL-6
  Noncalcified plaque 0.09 .31 0.18 .07
  Calcified plaque ˗0.06 .52 −0.03 .77
  Total plaque 0.06 .51 0.18 .07
 hsCRP
  Noncalcified plaque −0.06 .51 0.02 .86
  Calcified plaque −0.04 .67 0.002 .98
  Total plaque 0.01 .88 0.09 .33

Abbreviations: ART, antiretroviral therapy; CCL2, C-C motif chemokine ligand 2; hsCRP, high-sensitivity C-reactive protein; hsIL-6, high-sensitivity interleukin 6; IL-10, interleukin 10; PWH, persons with human immunodeficiency virus; sCD163, soluble CD163.

aSignificant at P <.05.