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Table 1 Characteristics of adults who initiated HIV care between 2006 and 2017 in Jos, Nigeria

From: Analyses of Kaposi Sarcoma trends among adults establishing initial outpatient HIV care in Nigeria: 2006–2017

Patient characteristics

Period of enrollment

Total (N = 16,431)

2006–2008 (N = 9357)

2009–2011 (N = 3329)

2012–2014 (N = 2449)

2015–2017 (N = 1296)

Age, years, means (SD)

35.1 (9.5)

34.9 (9.3)

34.8 (9.2)

35.7 (9.9)

35.9 (10.6)

Age group, years, n (%)

 < 30

5025 (30.6)

2888 (30.86)

1047 (31.5)

723 (29.5)

367 (28.3)

 30–39

6598 (40.2)

3811 (40.73)

1370 (41.2)

931 (38.0)

486 (37.5)

 ≥ 40

4808 (29.3)

2658 (28.4)

912 (27.4)

795 (32.5)

443 (34.2)

Sex, n (%)

 Female

10,788 (65.7)

6263 (66.9)

2173 (65.3)

1,564 (63.9)

788 (60.8)

 Male

5643 (34.3)

3094 (33.1)

1156 (34.7)

885 (36.1)

508 (39.2)

Risk for HIV

 Heterosexual

16,155 (98.3)

9203 (98.4)

3240 (97.3)

2435 (99.4)

1277 (98.5)

 Blood transfusion

184 (1.1)

139 (1.5)

25 (0.8)

14 (0.6)

6 (0.5)

 Othersa

92 (0.56)

15 (0.2)

64 (1.9)

0 (0.0)

13 (1.0)

Baseline CD4, cells/mm3, mean (95% CI)

221 (218–224)

209 (206–213)

243 (237–250)

227 (218–235)

235 (223–247)

Baseline CD4, cells/mm3, mean (95% CI)b

220 (117–223)

210 (206–213)

240(234–247)

225 (216–233)

231 (220–244)

Baseline CD4-T-cell count, cells/mm3, n (%)

 < 200

8393 (51.1)

5126 (54.7)

1549 (46.5)

1150 (47.0)

570 (44.0)

 200–349

3628 (22.1)

2032 (21.7)

776 (23.3)

528 (21.6)

292 (22.5)

 350–499

1550 (9.4)

818 (8.7)

361 (10.8)

228 (9.3)

143 (11.0)

 ≥ 500

1213 (7.4)

606 (6.5)

316 (9.5)

186 (7.6)

105 (8.1)

 Missing

1645 (10.0)

775 (8.3)

327 (9.8)

357 (14.6)

186 (14.4)

  1. HIV human immunodeficiency virus, SD standard deviation, IQR interquartile range
  2. aIncludes mother to child HIV transmission, intravenous drug use, men who have sex with men and unknown
  3. bMissing CD4 T-cell counts computed using multiple imputation methods