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. 2022 Oct 21;25(Suppl 6):e26009. doi: 10.1002/jia2.26009
Abstract P059 – Table 1. Subjects’ baseline characteristics.
Baseline characteristics Patients (p) (N = 185)
Age (years) (median ‐ IQR) 33 (27‐41)
Gender Male 168 (90.8%)
Gender Female 16 (8.7%)
Gender Transgender woman 1 (0.5%)
HIV transmission MSM 156 (84.3%)
HIV transmission MSW 26 (14.1%)
HIV transmission IDU 3 (1.6%)
Country ‐ region Spain 94 (50.8%)
Country ‐ region Latin American 77 (41.6%)
Country ‐ region Europe 6 (3.3%)
Country ‐ region Others 7 (4.3%)
CD4 cells/mm3 (median ‐ IQR) Basal CD4+ 446 (342‐608)
CD4 cells/mm3 (median ‐ IQR) CD4 < 200 10 (5.4%)
HIV‐1 VL (c/mL) ≥ 100,000 c/mL 45 (24.3%)
HIV‐1 VL (c/mL) < 100,000 c/mL 140 (75.7%)
Hepatitis B co‐infection HBsAg + 0%
Hepatitis B co‐infection Anti‐HBc + 41 (22.2%)
Hepatitis B co‐infection Anti‐HBs + 121 (65.4%)
Hepatitis C co‐infection (IgG HCV +) 8 (4.3%)
HLAB5701 positive 15 (8.1%)
Median time from diagnosis to start of treatment (weeks) 6 (IQR: 2‐12)
Major mutations in Baseline drug resistance testing (bDRT) 22 p (11.9%) INSTIs 1 p (0.5%) G163K
Major mutations in Baseline drug resistance testing (bDRT) 22 p (11.9%) PIs 1 p (0.5%) V82C
Major mutations in Baseline drug resistance testing (bDRT) 22 p (11.9%) NNRTIs 17 p (9.2%) E138A(5), K103N(8), V1061(3), V108Vi(2), E138EG, E138E, G190A(2)
Major mutations in Baseline drug resistance testing (bDRT) 22 p (11.9%) NRTIs 5 p (2.7%) M184V(2), M14L, E44D, T215D, T215C, 210W, 215S

IQR, interquartile range; MSM, men who have sex with men; MSW, men who have sex with women; IDU, injecting drug users; INSTIs, integrase strand transfer inhibitors; PIs, protease inhibitors; NNRTIs, non‐nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors; NRTIs, nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors.