Table 3.
Select demographics, chlamydia and gonorrhea infection, and HIV-1 RNA quantification in men with ES (n=393).
| HIV-positive (n=284) | HIV-negative (n=109) | OR# (95%CI) | aOR@ (95%CI) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Age, mean, years (range) | 35 (18–61) | 32 (19–64) | ** | ** |
| Race/Ethnicity | ||||
| White | 31 (10·9%) | 16 (14·7%) | Ref | Ref |
| Hispanic/Latino | 109 (38·4%) | 56 (51·4%) | 1·01 (0·71, 1·42) | 1·19 (0·76, 1·62) |
| Black | 106 (37·3%) | 16 (14·7%) | 3·42 (2·27, 5·14) | 4·11 (2·39, 5·84) |
| Gonorrhea codetection * | ||||
| Rectal | 26/193 (13·4) | 17/100 (17%) | 0·76 (0·5, 1·02) | ·· |
| Pharyngeal | 10/201 (5%) | 6/107 (5·6%) | 0·88 (0·28, 3·04) | ·· |
| Urethral | 4/207 (1·9%) | 2/108 (1·8%) | 1·04 (0·15, 11·7) | ·· |
| Any site positive | 34/223 (15·2%) | 22/109 (20·2%) | 0·71 (0·5, 0·93) | 0·71 (0·48, 0·94) |
| No testing at any site | 61/284 (21·5%) | 0 | ·· | ·· |
| Chlamydia codetection * | ||||
| Rectal | 35/193 (18·1%) | 16/100 (16%) | 1·16 (0·79, 1·49) | ·· |
| Pharyngeal | 6/201 (3%) | 1/107 (0·9%) | 3·25 (0·39, 150) | ·· |
| Urethral | 9/207 (4·3%) | 3/108 (2·8%) | 1·59 (0·39, 9·32) | ·· |
| Any site | 41/223 (18·3%) | 18 (16·5%) | 1·14 (0·79, 1·49) | 1·2 (0·81, 1·58) |
| No testing at any site | 61/284 (21·5%) | 0 | ·· | ·· |
| Any CTGC positive * | 59/223 (26·4%) | 31 (28·4%) | 0·91 (0·67, 1·14) | 0·93 (0·51, 1·34) |
| CTGC coinfection * | 16/223 (7·2%) | 9 (8·3%) | 0·86 (0·49, 1·23) | 0·92 (0·5, 1·34) |
| Coinciding high-level HIV viremia | ||||
| Within 3 months of ES | 61/252 (24·2%) | ·· | ·· | ·· |
| Within 6 months of ES | 71/268 (26·5%) | ·· | ·· | ·· |
ES, early syphilis; Ref, reference group; CTGC, Chlamydia trachomatis/Neisseria gonorrhea;
HIV negative is the reference group unless otherwise stated.
Demographics adjusted for age (ordinal categorical) and race/ethnicity (nominal categorical). CTGC testing was adjusted for age, race/ethnicity, and the number of CTGC tests performed (ordinal categorical).
Positive test in the 4-week window surrounding the date of ES diagnosis.
p<0·001 by ANOVA.