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Table 1 Baseline study characteristics, overall and stratified by hepatitis C virus co-infection

From: Hepatitis C co-infection is associated with an increased risk of incident chronic kidney disease in HIV-infected patients initiating combination antiretroviral therapy

 

Overall (n = 2595)

HCV positive (n = 484)

HCV negative (n = 1978)

Unknown (n = 133)

Median age (IQR), years

40 (33, 46)

41 (35, 47)

39 (33, 46)

41 (36, 49)

Male sex

2195 (85%)

394 (81%)

1690 (85%)

111 (83%)

African/Caribbean ethnicity a

368 (24%)

17 (5%)

344 (29%)

17 (27%)

Median eGFR (IQR), mL/min/1.73 m2

105 (92, 116)

103 (91, 114)

105 (92, 117)

106 (96, 115)

Injection drug use as HIV risk factor b

389 (18%)

302 (69%)

83 (5%)

4 (4%)

Median CD4+ cell count (IQR), cells/μL

210 (102, 318)

190 (80, 290)

220 (110, 323)

200 (100, 319)

Median HIV viral load (IQR), log10 copies/mL

4.9 (4.4, 5.2)

4.9 (4.4, 5.1)

4.9 (4.4, 5.2)

4.9 (4.4, 5.2)

Previous AIDS-defining event c

450 (19%)

99 (22%)

331 (19%)

20 (18%)

Tenofovir use

1410 (54%)

227 (47%)

1111 (56%)

72 (54%)

Atazanavir use

666 (26%)

144 (30%)

494 (25%)

28 (21%)

Lopinavir use

471 (18%)

99 (20%)

347 (18%)

25 (19%)

Median year of cART initiation (IQR)

2007 (2004, 2009)

2006 (2003, 2009)

2008 (2004, 2009)

2008 (2004, 2010)

Liver fibrosis (APRI ≥1.5) d

145 (7%)

69 (17%)

71 (5%)

5 (6%)

Diabetes e

119 (5%)

26 (6%)

89 (5%)

4 (3%)

Hypertension f

74 (12%)

13 (15%)

59 (12%)

2 (8%)

Cohort province

 British Columbia

1103 (43%)

307 (63%)

738 (37%)

58 (44%)

 Ontario

838 (32%)

110 (23%)

694 (35%)

34 (26%)

 Québec

654 (25%)

67 (14%)

546 (28%)

41 (31%)

  1. APRI aspartate aminotransferase to platelet ratio index, cART combination antiretroviral therapy, IQR interquartile range, eGFR estimated glomerular filtration rate, HCV hepatitis C virus
  2. a 1045 participants (40%) are missing data on African/Caribbean ethnicity; 138 among HCV Positive, 838 among HCV Negative, and 69 among the Unknown
  3. b 431 participants (17%) are missing data on injection drug use risk factor; 44 among HCV Positive, 344 among HCV Negative, and 43 among the Unknown
  4. c 246 participants (9%) are missing previous AIDS event histories; 31 among HCV Positive, 197 among HCV Negative, and 18 among the Unknown
  5. d 603 participants (23%) are missing data on liver fibrosis; 73 among HCV Positive, 484 among HCV Negative, and 46 among the Unknown
  6. e 142 participants (5%) are missing data on diabetes; 13 among HCV Positive, 111 among HCV Negative, and 18 among the Unknown
  7. f 1973 participants (76%) are missing data on hypertension; 395 among HCV Positive, 1470 among HCV Negative, and 108 among the Unknown