Research Article

Evaluation of Provider Screening Practices for Fracture Risk Assessment among Patients with HIV Disease

Table 2

Baseline demographics and characteristics.

VariableAdult fragility fracture (n = 14)No adult fragility fracture (n = 31) value

Age (years), mean (SD)58.7 (12.1)51.3 (13.3)0.08
Male gender, n (%)11 (78.6)17 (54.8)0.19
Race/ethnicity, n (%)0.36
Black5 (35.7)12 (40)
White8 (57.1)10 (33.3)
Hispanic1 (7.1)7 (23.3)
Other01 (3.3)
Smoking, n (%)8 (57.1)20 (64.5)0.64
ETOH abuse, n (%)3 (23.1)5 (18.5)1.0
IV drug use, n (%)2 (14.3)6 (19.4)1.0
Diabetes history, n (%)1 (7.1)4 (12.9)1.0
Hepatitis C coinfection, n (%)8 (57.1)10 (32.3)0.11
CD4 nadir, median (IQR)472 (375–725)449 (311–678)0.45
Virologic suppression >2 years, n (%)11 (78.6)21 (72.4)1.0
Years infected, median (IQR)12 (10–18)15 (6–26)0.62
AIDS defined, n (%)4 (28.6)4 (12.9)0.23
Months on ART, median (IQR)39 (29–77)76 (49–90)0.05
Protease inhibitor exposure, n (%)6 (46.2)%6 (21.4)0.11
Tenofovir (DF or AF) exposure, n (%)11 (84.6)26 (89.7)0.64
DEXA scan recommended, n (%)14 (100)21 (67.7)0.02
FRAX score (major osteoporotic fracture), mean (SD)11.2 (5.8)5.3 (5.0)<0.01
FRAX score (hip fracture), mean (SD)1.9 (1.3)0.6 (0.7)<0.01