Molecular and Clinical Profiles of Human Pegivirus Type 1 Infection in Individuals Living with HIV-1 in the Extreme South of Brazil
Table 1
Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of the studied population, FURG (2002-2016).
Variable/category
N (%)
Mean (± SD)
Skin color
Non-white
35 (31.8)
-
White
75 (68.2)
-
Gender
-
-
Female
49 (44.5)
-
Male
61 (55.5)
-
Age (yr)
-
40.4 (±10.4)
Schooling (yr)
-
7 (±3.9)
Monthly income
-
1,007.89 (±885.4)
Marital status
Married / with a fixed partner
31 (28.2)
-
Single / without a fixed partner
79 (71.8)
-
Number of sexual partners
-
2.6 (±4.1)
Injecting drug user
No
97 (88.2)
-
Yes
13 (11.8)
-
Inhaled drug user
No
67 (60.9)
-
Yes
43 (39.1)
-
Tattoo
No
71 (64.5)
-
Yes
39 (35.5)
-
Blood transfusion
No
85 (77.3)
-
Yes
25 (22.7)
-
Hepatitis C virus (anti-HCV+)
No
100 (90.9)
-
Yes
10 (9.1)
-
Hepatitis B virus (HBsAg+)
No
109 (99.1)
-
Yes
1 (0.9)
-
Time since HIV-1 diagnosis
8.2 (±5.2)
HIV-1 infecting subtype
B
11 (10.0)
-
C
28 (25.5)
-
F1
2 (1.8)
-
Recombinants forms
15 (13.6)
-
ND
54 (49.1)
-
SD, standard deviation; ND, not done. According to the classification of the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics. Income in Brazilian reais (R$).
