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Table 2 Baseline characteristics of the Bonn cohort at the start of observation.

From: Cancer risk in HIV-infected individuals on HAART is largely attributed to oncogenic infections and state of immunocompetence

 

Bonn cohort

 

n = 1476

Age [yrs]

36 (16 - 85)

Male sex [%]

81

Race [%]

 

   Caucasian

85

   Afro-american

11

   Asian

2

   Hispanic

1

   other/unknown

1

Transmission-Risk [%]

 

   homosexual

47

   heterosexual

14

   endemic

12

   blood products

11

   i.v. drug abuse

10

   unknown

5

Hepatitis Coinfection [%]

 

   HBV

4

   HCV

21

AIDS or CD4 < 200/μl [%]

35

HAART [%]

40

   3×/4× NRTI

6

   NNRTI

25

   PI

65

   Salvage

3

CD4-cells [/μl]

359

HIV-RNA [log10]

3.9

  1. Continuous variables are given as median (range). categorical variables as percent of patients (95% confidence interval). Abbreviations: i.v. intravenous; HBV hepatitis B infection; HCV hepatitis C infection; AIDS acquired immunodeficiency syndrome; HAART highly active antiretroviral therapy.