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Table 1 Sociodemographic, clinical and laboratory characteristics at the start of second line ART

From: Incidence and predictors of early loss to follow up among patients initiated on protease inhibitor-based second-line antiretroviral therapy in southwestern Uganda

Characteristic, N = 924

Missing n (%)

 

Age in years, mean (SD)

–

38.4 ±  (10.5)

Female gender n (%)

–

518 (56.1)

Transfer in

–

242 (26.2)

Baseline CD4 cells/mm3 median (IQR)

97 (10)

95 (48–195)

Baseline CD4 categories

 < 100

97 (10)

433 (52.4)

 100–250

 

256 (31)

 251–500

 

100 (12.1)

 > 500

 

38 (4.6)

BMI in kg/m2 mean (SD)

240 (25.9)

21.6 (4.4)

Viral load (copies/ml) median (IQR)

483 (52.3)

35,500 (11,294–1,189,000)

Baseline lymphocyte count median (IQR)

310 (33.6)

1.2 (1–1.9)

Baseline Hemoglobin (g/dl), mean ±  (SD)

149 (16.1)

12.8 ± 2.1

Switch criteria n (%)

Clinical failure

96 (10.4)

256 (30.9)

 Immunological failure

 

307 (37.1)

 Virological failure

 

264 (31.9)

Marital status n (%)

 Single

58 (6)

424 (49)

 Married

 

442 (51)

 Employed n (%)

74 (8)

753 (81.8)

Self-reported Poor Adherence status, n (%)

–

799 (86.5)

Alcohol Intake, n (%)

482 (52.2)

 

 Yes

 

119 (24.7)

 No

 

363 (75.3)

First Line ART Backbone, n (%)

  

D4T or DDI based

 

357 (38.8)

AZT and3TC based

 

418 (45.4)

3TC and TDF

-

146 (15.8)

Firstline ART Start Year

 < 2006

24

444 (49.3)

 2006–2010

 

278 (30.9)

 > 2010

 

178 (19.8)

History of opportunistic infections

 Kaposi’s Sarcoma

 

33 (28.1)

 Cryptococcal meningitis

 

10 (8.7)

 Tuberculosis

–

73 (63.2)

HIV staging

 1

56 (6.1)

382 (44)

 2

 

177 (20.4)

 3

 

195 (22.5)

 4

 

114 (13.1)