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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of HIV infected mothers and time of earliest antiretroviral therapy during pregnancy

From: Birth defects in a cohort of infants born to HIV-infected women in Spain, 2000-2009

Characteristics

First trimester (n = 329)

Second/third trimester (n = 488)

No antiretroviral treatment (n = 80)

P

Mean age (y) (n = 825)

33.3

30.3

29.8

<0.001

Race (n = 898)

   

< 0.001

 Caucasian

279 (84.8%)

307(62.9%)

41 (51.2%)

 

 Sub-Saharan

33 (10.0%)

95 (19.5%)

27 (33.7%)

 

 Latino American

13 (4.0%)

74 (15.2%)

9 (11.2%)

 

 Others

4 (1.2%)

12 (2.4%)

3 (3.8%)

 

Smoking during pregnancy

123 (41.8%)

136 (30.8%)

11 (16.1%)

0.05

Alcohol use during pregnancy (n = 696)

10 (3.6%)

16 (4.4%)

8 (16.3%)

< 0.001

Illegal drug use during pregnancy (n = 750)

22 (7.4%)

35 (8.9%)

17 (27.9%)

< 0.001

CD4+ lymphocyte count at enrolment (n = 554)

   

0.61

 >500 cells/μl

121 (48.2%)

123 (42.7%)

6 (40%)

 

 200-500 cells/μl

103 (41.0%)

127 (44.1%)

8 (53.3%)

 

 <200 cells/μl

27 (10.8%)

38 (13.2%)

1 (6.7%)

 

HIV RNA levels to delivery (n = 642)

   

<0,001

 <50 copies /ml

224 (81.4%)

245 (70.6%)

  

 >50 copies/ml

51 (18.6%)

102 (29.4%)

20 (100%)