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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of patients n=215

From: Patients’ high acceptability of a future therapeutic HIV vaccine in France: a French paradox?

 

Female N = 64

Male N = 151

Total N = 215

Age [years]

44 (11)

50 (12)

48 (12)

Disease duration [years]

13 (8.9)

15 (8.9)

14 (8.9)

HIV infection transmission risk group

 Heterosexuals

89% (54)

27% (41)

45% (95)

 MSM

0% (0)

59% (88)

42% (88)

 Injecting drug users

8% (5)

11% (16)

10% (21)

 Others

3% (2)

3% (5)

3% (7)

Duration of ART [years]

10 (7.3)

11 (7.0)

11 (7.0)

CDC clinical stage

 A

60% (35)

66% (80)

64% (115)

 B

12% (7)

7% (9)

9% (16)

 C

28% (16)

26% (31)

26% (47)

HIV viral load below detection limit

89% (56)

93% (138)

92% (194)

CD4 [cell count/mm]

631(286)

672 (296)

661 (286)

Co-morbidities

Chronic hepatitis B (AgHbs+)

8% (5)

3% (5)

5% (10)

Hepatitis C (positive HCV serology)

12% (8)

15% (22)

14% (30)

HBV + HCV

2% (1)

1% (2)

1% (3)

Treated Diabetes

3% (2)

9% (13)

7% (15)

Treated Hypertension

20% (13)

30% (45)

27% (58)

Cancer

6% (4)

9% (13)

8% (17)

Vaccination coverage

HBV vaccination:

 up to date

64% (38)

80% (116)

75% (154)

 not up to date

20% (12)

9% (13)

12% (25)

 don’t know

15% (9)

11% (16)

12% (25)

Diphtheria-tetanus-inactivated poliovirus vaccination dTp:

 up to date

67% (43)

75% (113)

73% (156)

 not up to date

14% (9)

14% (21)

14% (30)

 don’t know

19% (12)

11% (16)

13% (28)

Pneumococcal vaccination:

 updated

16% (10)

15% (22)

15% (32)

 not up to date

62% (40)

70% (101)

67% (141)

 don’t know

22% (14)

15% (22)

17% (36)

Influenza vaccination:

 up to date

19% (12)

23% (32)

21% (44)

 not up to date

72% (46)

69% (98)

70% (144)

 don’t know

9% (6)

8% (12)

9% (18)

  1. Numerical variables are summarized using mean (SD); categorical variables are summarized using proportions (counts); MSM, men who have sex with men