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Table 1 Epidemiologic and clinical characteristics of patients admitted to the intensive care unit from 2005 to 2010

From: Mortality of patients infected with HIV in the intensive care unit (2005 through 2010): significant role of chronic hepatitis C and severe sepsis

 

1a: Non-HIV versus all HIV patients

1b: HIV versus HIV/HCV patients

Control group

All HIV group

P value

HIV group

HIV/HCV group

p-value

Number of patients

7,496

1,891

 

1,191 (63%)

700 (37%)

 

Gender (male)

5,827 (77.73%)

1,466 (77.52%)

0.869

911 (76.49%)

555 (79.28%)

0.177

Age (years)

44 (36-49)

43 (38-48)

0.064

43 (38-50)

43 (39-47)

0.060

Abuse of alcohol and drugs

2,453 (32.72%)

942 (49.81%)

<0.001

494 (41.48%)

448 (64.00%)

<0.001

Length of hospital stay (days)

5 (1-25)

7 (2-21)

<0.001

9 (2-25)

5 (1-14)

<0.001

Conditions influencing health status

      

Surgical conditions (V42, V45)

302 (4.02%)

80 (4.23%)

0.740

53 (4.45%)

27 (3.85%)

0.616

Trauma (E880* to E929*, E950 to E999*)

350 (4.66%)

97 (5.12%)

0.435

64 (5.37%)

33 (4.71%)

0.603

CHC-related comorbidities

      

Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis

851 (11.35%)

248 (13.11%)

0.036

106 (8.90%)

203 (29.00%)

<0.001

Decompensated cirrhosis

736 (9.82%)

224 (11.85%)

0.010

82 (6.88%)

142 (20.29%)

<0.001

Liver cancer

16 (0.21%)

8 (0.42%)

0.174

2 (0.17%)

6 (0.86%)

0.062

Liver transplant

48 (0.64%)

11 (0.58%)

0.900

3 (0.25%)

8 (1.14%)

0.031

AIDS-related comorbidities

      

Central nervous system disease

31 (0.41%)

24 (1.27%)

<0.001

15 (1.26%)

9 (1.29%)

1

Cancer

73 (0.97%)

91 (4.81%)

<0.001

72 (6.05%)

19 (2.71%)

0.002

Kaposi sarcoma

-

27 (1.43%)

NA

25 (2.10%)

2 (0.29%)

0.003

Non-Hodgkin lymphoma

73 (0.97%)

65 (3.44%)

<0.001

49 (4.11%)

16 (2.29%)

0.048

Wasting syndrome

151 (2.01%)

98 (5.18%)

<0.001

65 (5.46%)

33 (4.71%)

0.551

  1. Values are expressed as absolute number (percentage) and median (percentile 25; percentile 75). Values were calculated by χ2 test and Mann-Whitney U test; and P values in bold indicate statistically significant differences between groups. HCV, hepatitis C virus; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus.