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Table 1 Patients´ characteristics and cancer type by site

From: Survival after cancer diagnosis in a cohort of HIV-positive individuals in Latin America

 

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Honduras

Mexico

Combined

 

N = 156

N = 286

N = 154

N = 36

N = 151

N = 783

Sex (n = 783), % (n)

 Female

12% (19)

23% (67)

9% (14)

53% (19)

14% (21)

18% (140)

 Male

88% (137)

77% (219)

91% (140)

47% (17)

86% (130)

82% (643)

Age at cancer diagnosis (n = 783), median (IQR)

38 (33–45)

41 (35–48)

39 (33–49)

41 (30–48)

34 (29–42)

39 (32–47)

Years from HIV diagnosis to cancer diagnosis (n = 772), median (IQR)

1.79 (0.10–5.94)

3.97 (0.25–9.95)

1.88 (0.38–7.05)

1.60 (0.41–4.69)

0.45 (0.06–2.77)

1.67 (0.18–6.74)

Years from cART initiation to cancer diagnosis (n = 749), median (IQR)

0.040 (− 0.080–2.49)

0.53 (− 0.02–5.86)

0.33 (− 0.04–1.93)

0.53 (− 0.04–2.30)

−0.010 (− 0.09–0.93)

0.19 (− 0.06–2.87)

Cancer diagnosis relative to cART initiation (n = 783), % (n)

 Cancer diagnosis after cART initiation

53% (83)

64% (183)

63% (97)

64% (23)

46% (69)

58% (455)

 Cancer diagnosis before/at cART initiation/Did not start cART

47% (73)

36% (103)

37% (57)

36% (13)

54% (82)

42% (328)

CD4 count (cells/μL) at cancer diagnosis (n = 537), median (IQR)

82 (14–276)

190 (54–425)

171 (56–388)

176 (90–382)

141 (45–300)

148 (44–364)

HIV-1 RNA at cancer diagnosis (log10) (n = 422), median (IQR)

4.4 (2.6–5.3)

3.2 (2.6–4.9)

2.6 (2.6–4.9)

2.6 (2.6–4.4)

4.6 (2.6–5.3)

3.9 (2.6 5.0)

HIV1-RNA status at cancer diagnosis (cut point = 400 copies/mL), % (n)

 Undetectable

31% (16)

49% (80)

49% (41)

67% (6)

38% (43)

44% (186)

 Detectable

69% (36)

51% (84)

51% (43)

33% (3)

62% (70)

56% (236)

Status at the end of follow-up (n = 783), % (n)

 Alive

81% (126)

61% (174)

67% (103)

61% (22)

84% (127)

70% (552)

 Dead

19% (30)

39% (112)

33% (51)

39% (14)

16% (24)

30% (231)

Follow-up (years) (n = 783), median (IQR)

2.20 (0.55–6.13)

2.30 (0.66–4.91)

3.69 (0.62–8.87)

1.06 (0.59–5.42)

3.33 (0.92–5.84)

2.51 (0.69–6.13)

Type of cancer (n = 783), % (n)

 AIDS-defining cancers

82% (128)

66% (188)

70% (108)

72% (26)

75% (114)

72% (564)

    Kaposi sarcoma

59% (92)

51% (147)

42% (65)

28% (10)

42% (64)

48% (378)

    Non-Hodgkin lymphoma

20% (31)

13% (38)

27% (41)

19% (7)

22% (33)

19% (150)

    Invasive cervical cancer

3% (5)

1% (3)

1% (2)

25% (9)

11% (17)

5% (36)

 Non-AIDS-defining cancers

18% (28)

34% (98)

30% (46)

28% (10)

25% (37)

28% (219)

    Anal

2% (3)

5% (15)

3% (4)

3% (1)

13% (19)

5% (42)

    Breast

1% (2)

5% (15)

1% (1)

6% (2)

0% (0)

3% (20)

    Colon

1% (2)

1% (3)

2% (3)

3% (1)

0% (0)

1% (9)

    Hodgkin lymphoma

2% (3)

1% (4)

6% (9)

0% (0)

5% (7)

3% (23)

    Lung

3% (4)

3% (8)

0% (0)

0% (0)

0% (0)

2% (12)

    Prostate

0% (0)

2% (5)

1% (1)

3% (1)

3% (5)

2% (12)

    Renal

1% (2)

2% (6)

0% (0)

0% (0)

0% (0)

1% (8)

    Skin

4% (7)

7% (20)

5% (7)

6% (2)

1% (1)

5% (37)

    Testicular

1% (1)

0% (0)

5% (7)

0% (0)

0% (0)

1% (8)

    Othera

3% (4)

8% (22)

9% (14)

8% (3)

3% (5)

6% (48)

  1. IQR interquartile range
  2. aOther: acute leukemia (2–2%), bladder cancer (2–2%), brain cancer (5–6%), cancer with unknown primary (3–3%), chronic leukemia (1–1%), esophageal cancer (3–3%), eye cancer (1–1%), gall bladder (1–1%), gastric cancer (7–8%), laryngeal cancer (3–3%), not otherwise specified leukemia (3–3%), liver cancer (1–1%), multiple myeloma (2–2%), oral cancer (4–4%), ovarian cancer (2–2%), pancreatic cancer (1–1%), penile cancer (1–1%), sinus cancer (1–1%), soft tissue sarcoma (1–1%), thyroid cancer (4–4%)