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Table 2 Baseline Clinical and Demographic Characteristics by HBsAg Status

From: High incidence and persistence of hepatitis B virus infection in individuals receiving HIV care in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Variable

HBsAg Positive

(N = 363)

HBsAg Negative (N = 3929)

p-value

Research site, n (%)

  

0.004

 Urban

216 (9.6%)

2028 (90.4%)

 

 Rural

147 (7.2%)

1901 (92.8%)

 

Gender, n (%)

  

<.001

 Male

192 (11.9%)

1419 (88.1%)

 

 Female

171 (6.4%)

2510 (93.6%)

 

Age group (years), n (%)a

  

0.403

  < 24

22 (8.0%)

253 (92.0%)

 

 24–34

191 (9.0%)

1922 (91.0%)

 

  ≥ 35

149 (7.9%)

1746 (92.1%)

 

TB status at enrollment, n (%)

  

0.564

 TB not present

233 (8.3%)

2581 (91.7%)

 

 TB present

130 (8.8%)

1348 (91.2%)

 

Body mass index (kg/m2), n (%)b

  

0.007

  < 18.5

61 (11.6%)

467 (88.4%)

 

  ≥ 18.5

288 (8.0%)

3333 (92.0%)

 

CD4+ count at enrollment (cells/mm3), n (%)c

  

0.185

  < 50

74 (10.6%)

625 (89.4%)

 

 50–200

173 (8.6%)

1840 (91.4%)

 

  ≥ 200

93 (8.2%)

1045 (91.8%)

 

HIV Viral load (log10 copies/ml), mean (SD)

5.0 (0.9)

5.0 (0.9)

0.179

  1. a 9 patients had missing data
  2. b 143 patients had missing data
  3. c 453 patients had missing data