]>Infection with Hepatitis C Virus among HIV-Infected Pregnant Women in Thailand : Table 3
Table 3: HIV/HCV status and clinical characteristics of infants born to 1429 HIV-infected women enrolled in 3 vertical transmission of HIV studies in Bangkok, Thailand, 1992–2004 ( 𝑛 (%)).
Peri-1 ( 𝑛 = 2 9 3 ) Peri-2 ( 𝑛 = 3 9 1 ) Peri-3 ( 𝑛 = 7 4 5 ) Total
HIV status of i n f a n t ∗
  Infected68 (24.4)55 (14.4)52 (7.5)175 (12.9)
  Uninfected211 (75.6)327 (85.6)646 (92.6)1184 (87.1)
HCV status of infant
  Infected02 (0.5)02 (0.1)
  Uninfected293 (100)389 (99.5)745 (100)1427 (99.9)
Infant gender
  Male136 (46.4)207 (52.9)365 (49.0)708 (49.6)
  Female157 (53.6)184 (47.1)380 (51.0)721 (50.5)
Birthweight
< 2 5 0 0 g 31 (10.6)31 (7.9)81 (10.9)143 (10.0)
≥ 2 5 0 0 g 262 (89.4)360 (92.1)664 (89.1)1286 (90.0)
Gestational age [mean (range)]39.4 (28–44)39.7 (35–45)38.7 (31–44)39.1 (28–45)
∗ S a m p l e size is decreased due to missing data.