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Table 1 Comparison of newly diagnosed HIV cases with and without DSS/DPS samples by gender, origin, age, mode of transmission, region of presumed infection, region of origin and year of diagnosis, 2008–2014, Germany

From: Surveillance of recent HIV infections among newly diagnosed HIV cases in Germany between 2008 and 2014

 

Newly diagnosed HIV cases, n %

total

with DSS/DPS4 Sample

weighting

Total

20,487

100%

10,257

100%

 

Gender

 Men

17,137

83.6%

8,541

83.3%

1.0

 Women

3,350

16.4%

1,716

16.7%

1.0

Region of origin

 Germany

12,830

62.6%

6,405

62.4%

1.0

 Abroad

5,454

26.6%

2,853

27.8%

1.0

 Unknown

2,203

10.8%

999

9.7%

1.1

Age group

  < 25 years

2,298

11.2%

1,216

11.9%

0.9

 25–34 years

6,687

32.6%

3,443

33.6%

1.0

 35–44 years

5,999

29.3%

2,986

29.1%

1.0

 45–54 years

3,824

18.7%

1,838

17.9%

1.0

  > =55 years

1,679

8.2%

774

7.5%

1.1

Mode of transmission

 MSM1

11,541

56.3%

5,993

58.4%

1.0

 HET2

3,789

18.5%

1,909

18.6%

1.0

 IDU3

649

3.2%

307

3.0%

1.1

 Unknown

4,508

22.0%

2,048

20.0%

1.1

Region of presumed infection

 Germany

14,184

69.2%

7,124

69.5%

1.0

 Abroad

3,506

17.1%

1,803

17.6%

1.0

 Unknown

2,797

13.7%

1,330

13.0%

1.1

Year of Diagnosis

 2008

2,745

13.4%

1,264

12.3%

1.1

 2009

2,815

13.7%

1,335

13.0%

1.1

 2010a

2,653

12.9%

332

3.2%

4.0

 2011

2,644

12.9%

1,624

15.8%

0.8

 2012

2,920

14.3%

1,779

17.3%

0.8

 2013

3,232

15.8%

1,890

18.4%

0.9

 2014

3,478

17.0%

2,033

19.8%

0.9

  1. 1 MSM men who have sex with men
  2. 2 IDU persons who are intravenous drug users
  3. 3 HET persons with heterosexual contact
  4. 4 DSS/DPS Sample Dried Serum Spot/Dried Plasma Spot
  5. aDSS/DPS samples were not continuously collected due to the end of the first study in June 2010