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Table 2 Factors associated with failure to achieve viral suppression 6 months after switching ART regimen (n = 80)

From: Virologic outcomes of second-line antiretroviral therapy in Eastern European country of Georgia

 

Total N

Detectable viral load

  

n (%)

Bivariate

Multivariate

   

RR (95% CI)

RR (95% CI)

Age

    

<37 years

35

7 (20.0)

0.90 (0.38-2.12)

 

≥37 years

45

10 (22.2)

1

 

Sex

    

Men

57

13 (22.8)

1.31 (0.48-3.60)

0.50 (0.17-1.45)

Women

23

4 (17.4)

1

1

Mode of HIV transmission

    

IDU

49

12 (24.5)

1.52 (0.59-3.89)

1.34 (0.64-2.83)

non-IDU

31

5 (16.1)

1

1

HCV infection

    

anti-HCV+

42

9 (21.4)

1.02 (0.44-2.37)

 

anti-HCV-

38

8 (21.1)

1

 

Tuberculosis

    

History of TB

31

6 (19.4)

0.86 (0.36-2.09)

 

No history of TB

49

11 (22.5)

1

 

Viral load at failure on initial ART

    

≥100,000

21

9 (42.9)

3.16 (1.40-7.12)

3.39 (1.46-7.89)

<100,000

59

8 (13.6)

1

1

ART regimen after switch

    

ATV/r-based

20

4 (20.0)

0.92 (0.34-2.51)

 

LPV/r-based

60

13 (21.7)

1

 

6-month adherence after regimen switch

    

<80%

19

10 (52.6)

5.01 (1.80-13.87)

5.09 (1.89-13.70)

80- < 100%

23

3 (13.0)

1.24 (0.30-5.05)

1.48 (0.36-6.12)

100%

38

4 (10.5)

1

1

Number of resistance mutations

    

>2 mutations

21

3 (14.3)

0.60 (0.19-1.89)

 

≤2 mutations

59

14 (23.7)

1

 

Drug class resistance

    

Single class (NRTI or NNRTI)

11

3 (27.3)

1.34 (0.46-3.93)

 

Dual class (NRTI + NNRTI)

69

14 (20.3)

1