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Table 3 Comparison of patient characteristics between those with and without drug resistance

From: Local phylogenetic analysis identifies distinct trends in transmitted HIV drug resistance: implications for public health interventions

Characteristic

Patients with TDR

Patients without TDR

OR (95% CI)

p-value

Number (%)

Number (%)

 

N=19

N=136

  

Country of Birth

    

Canada

12 (63.2%)

79 (58.1%)

1.44 (0.47, 4.62)

0.48

Other

7 (36.8%)

57 (41.9%)

Gender

    

Male

18 (94.7%)

97 (71.3%)

7.18 (1.06, 309.13)

0.03

Female

1 (5.3%)

39 (28.7%)

Mean age (range)

38 (23-49)

37 (18-70)

 

0.73

Exposure Category

    

MSM

13 (68.4%)

48 (35.3%)

  

IDU

1 (5.3%)

17 (12.5%)

  

MSM/IDU

1 (5.3%)

1 (0.7%)

  

HIV endemic

2 (10.5%)

32 (23.5%)

  

Heterosexual

0

35 (25.7%)

  

Other

0

1 (0.7%)

  

Unknown

2 (10.5%)

2 (1.5%)

  

MSM

13 (68.4%)

48 (35.3%)

3.97 (1.30, 12.63)

0.005

All other

6 (31.6%)

88 (64.7%)

Clade

    

B

18(94.7%)

88 (64.7%)

9.73 (1.45,417.43)

0.009

Non-B

1 (5.3%)

48 (35.3%)

CD4 Count

    

<200

6 (31.6%)

41 (30.1%)

 

0.97

200-500

8 (42.1%)

64 (47.1%)

 

>500

5 (26.3%)

29 (21.3%)

 

Unknown

0

2 (1.5%)

 

Viral Load

    

<5,000

5 (21.1%)

36 (27.2%)

 

0.37

5,000-10,000

3 (15.8%)

13 (9.6%)

 

10,000-100,000

8 (47.4%)

57 (41.2%)

 

>100,000

2 (10.5%)

29 (21.3%)

 

Unknown

1 (5.3%)

1 (0.7%)

 

Time Between Diagnosis and Genotype

   

0.07*

<6 months

17 (89.5%)

88 (64.7%)

 

6-12 months

0

7 (5.1%)

 

>12 months

1 (5.3%)

34 (25.5%)

 

Unknown

1 (5.3%)

7 (5.1%)

 
  1. * Unknowns removed from analysis.
  2. * “Zerocell adjustments made in calculations.