Research Article

Perinatal Outcomes in HIV Positive Pregnant Women with Concomitant Sexually Transmitted Infections

Table 1

Key demographic and clinical characteristics of study population.

CharacteristicsAll pregnancies
()

Age (years) ()*27.5 ± 6.2
Maternal wt. (lbs) ()*162.3 ± 46.4
Race ()
 Black355 (85.7%)
 Hispanic29 (7.0%)
 White20 (4.8%)
 Asian6 (1.4%)
Gravidity ()
 G178 (18.8%)
 G2 or 3189 (45.7%)
 G4+148 (35.7%)
Prior preterm birth ()57 (13.8%)
Perinatally infected HIV positive mom20 (5.0%)
Time since HIV infection diagnosis ()
 <1 year65 (16.3%)
 1–5 years174 (43.5%)
 >5–1093 (23.3%)
 >10 years68 (17.0%)
CD4 count at entry ()352.0 (198.0, 564.0)
Using antiretroviral medications ()401 (96.9%)
Duration of antiretroviral use ()
 Not using medications13 (3.1%)
 <1 month18 (4.3%)
 1–5 months282 (68.1%)
 6–12 months74 (17.9%)
 >12 months27 (6.5%)

Data are number (%) unless otherwise specified.
*Mean ± SD, IQR-Interquartile range.