Table 1.

Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of 9,229 Patients Enrolled in Care in 6 Clinical Care Centers^a Participating in the Caribbean, Central and South America Network for HIV Epidemiology, 2000–2014

Characteristic	Argentina (n = 1,636)		Brazil (n = 2,008)		Chile (n = 1,415)		Honduras (n = 777)		Mexico (n = 786)		Peru (n = 2,607)		All Sites (n = 9,229)
	No.	%	No.	%	No.	%	No.	%	No.	%	No.	%	No.	%
Age, yearsb	36 (30–44)		34 (28–42)		34 (28–41)		36 (30–43)		33(28–41)		33 (27–41)		34 (28–42)
Male sex	1,175	72	1,435	71	1,281	91	433	56	702	89	1,926	74	6,952	75
CD4 at enrollment, cells/uLb	214 (81–366)		292 (104–507)		267 (96–453)		123 (58–205)		142 (43–309)		156 (54–324)		198 (68–81)
AIDSc	353	22	562	28	355	25	291	37	432	55	948	36	2,941	32
AIDS or CD4 of <200	816	50	888	44	625	44	621	80	560	71	1,652	63	5,162	56
AIDS or CD4 of <350	1,197	73	1,215	61	896	63	738	95	664	84	2,087	80	6,797	74
Transmission route
Heterosexual	647	40	920	46	322	23	456	59	225	29	1,590	61	4,160	45
Homosexual	486	30	772	38	1,083	77	64	8	523	67	987	38	3,915	42
Other	115	7	33	2	5	<1	2	<1	17	2	23	1	195	2
Unknown	388	24	283	14	5	<1	255	33	21	3	7	<1	959	10
Lost to follow-up	625	38	174	9	187	13	152	19	106	13	473	18	1,717	19

Abbreviations: AIDS, acquired immune deficiency syndrome; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; IQR, interquartile range.

^a Characteristics for patients included in the analysis according to site of enrollment in the Caribbean, Central and South America network for HIV epidemiology cohort.

^b Values are expressed as median (IQR).

^c AIDS was defined using Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (category C) or World Health Organization (stage 4) criteria.