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Table 4 Univariate and adjusted Logistic regression analysis of OR of viral rebound after excluding blips among 758 treatment-naïve patients initiating NNRTI-based ART

From: Very high baseline HIV viremia impairs efficacy of non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor-based ART: a long-term observation in treatment-naïve patients

Variable

Univariate analysis

Adjusted analysis a

OR

(95% CI)

P value

OR

(95% CI)

P value

Male gender

1.259

(0.461–3.440)

0.653

Age

0.976

(0.932–1.021)

0.286

Year of ART initiation

0.551

(0.267–1.137)

0.107

Baseline RNA (copies/ml)

 < 100 000

1.000

1.000

 100 000–500 000

2.781

(1.113–6.950)

0.029

2.405

(0.943–6.133)

0.066

 ≥500 000

5.182

(1.592–17.555)

0.008

3.671

(1.009–13.355)

0.048

Baseline CD4 (cells/m3)

 < 100

1.000

1.000

 100–200

0.781

(0.254–2.402)

0.666

0.936

(0.297–0.946)

0.910

 200–350

0.318

(0.104–0.971)

0.044

0.469

(0.144–1.524)

0.208

 > 350

0.250

(0.061–1.024)

0.054

0.350

(0.082–1.494)

0.156

HBsAg (+)

2.049

(0.071–5.668)

0.167

HCV-Ab (+)

1.060

(0.138–8.148)

0.955

Mode of transmission

1.054

(0.594–1.871)

0.858

HIV subtype

3.168

(0.777–12.922)

0.108

Resistance (low, intermediate and high)

1.747

(0.210–14.501)

0.605

  1. CI Confidence interval, HBsAg Surface antigen of the hepatitis B virus, HCV-Ab Hepatitis C antibody
  2. aSignificance in Omnibus Test of Model Coefficients is 0.037. Significance in Hosmer and Lemeshow Test is 0.788