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Table 2 The absolute CD4 count and percentages in the adult Indian population

From: Establishment of reference CD4+ T cell values for adult Indian population

 

Male

Female

 

Total

Region

N

Mean ± SD

Median

2.5 th -97.5 th percentile

N

Mean ± SD

Median

2.5 th -97.5 th percentile

P value

N

Mean ± SD

Median

2.5 th -97.5 th percentile

Absolute CD4 count (cells/μL)

East

187

782 ± 249

756

352-1387

118

827 ± 267

759

418-1587

0.02

305

808 ± 255

773

426-1367

West

160

890 ± 280

853

452-1602

142

1020 ± 323

964

499-1916

0.002

302

952 ± 307

918

484-1646

North

156

825 ± 271

778

354-1551

143

951 ± 343

907

368-1895

0.0009

299

885 ± 316

831

381-1590

South

142

931 ± 271

931

389-1649

158

1139 ± 322

1116

586-1977

< 0.0001

300

1039 ± 315

1017

538-1701

Total

645

852 ± 273

822

381-1565*

561

995 ± 335

953

447-1846*

< 0.0001

1206

919 ± 311

877

448-1611

CD4 Percentage

East

187

35 ± 6

35

24-48

118

38 ± 6

37

27-50

0.001

305

36 ± 6

36

25-48

West

160

37 ± 6

37

25-48

142

40 ± 7

40

28-54

< 0.0001

302

38 ± 7

38

27-50

North

156

37 ± 6

36

27-51

143

39 ± 6

39

28-54

0.0011

299

38 ± 6

38

27-52

South

142

36 ± 6

36

25-48

158

40 ± 6

40

28-54

< 0.0001

300

38 ± 7

38

27-52

Total

645

36 ± 6

36

25-49*

561

39 ± 6

39

27-54*

< 0.0001

1206

38 ± 7

37

27-51

  1. The table showed the mean, median and 2.5th -97.5th percentile values of the absolute CD4 counts and percentages form the adult Indian population. The region wise and gender wise values of CD4 counts and percentages have been given. The absolute CD4 counts and percentages form female and male participants were compared using the Mann Whitney's non parametric t test and found to be significantly higher in female participants.
  2. *: The reference ranges as shown by 2.5th -97.5th percentile have been mentioned in bold.