HPV Infection in a Cohort of HIV-Positive Men and Women: Prevalence of Oncogenic Genotypes and Predictors of Mucosal Damage at Genital and Oral Sites
Table 1
Demographic characteristics of the study population according to HPV infection status.
Characteristics
HPV negative (76)
HPV positive (201)
Age*
42.5 (38–49)
41 (35–47)
0.119
Male°
35 (46%)
145 (72%)
0.0001
Exposure categories°
0.0001
MSM
17 (22%)
117 (58%)
Heterosexual
35 (46%)
62 (31%)
IDUs
23 (31%)
22 (10%)
Vertical
1 (1%)
0
CDC C°
18 (24%)
29 (14%)
0.067
HIV duration (mths)*
120 (39–181)
68 (29–169)
0.028
CD4+ T cells/mmc*
462 (346–636)
480 (357–665)
0.710
Nadir CD4+ T cells/mmc*
209 (139–287)
271 (157–392)
0.006
Log10 HIV RNA cp/mL*
1.59 (1.59–1.79)
1.77 (1.59–3.25)
0.002
HAART°
63 (83%)
159 (79%)
0.480
HAART duration (mths)*
60 (40–133)
44 (22–123)
0.081
Dysplasia°
18 (23.7%)
99 (49.2%)
0.0001
Data are presented as the number (percentage). *Data are presented as the median (IQR). Exposure categories for HIV infection: MSM: men who have sex with men; IDUs: injection drug users; CDC C: AIDS classification according to Atlanta CDC 1993; HAART: highly active antiretroviral therapy.
