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Table 2. Estimated proportions of adults and adolescents with HIV/AIDS for whom a CD4 test was performed within 12 months after HIV diagnosis, by year of diagnosis and selected characteristics, 2001–2003—33 states with confidential name-based HIV infection reporting
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  2001 2002 2003
CD4 counta No CD4 count Total CD4 counta No CD4 count Total CD4 counta No CD4 count Total
  No. (%) No. (%) No. No. (%) No. (%) No. No. (%) No. (%) No.
Sex
Male 15,734 (55.1) 12,821 (44.9) 28,555 15,895 (57.6) 11,722 (42.4) 27,617 16,083 (59.1) 11,117 (40.9) 27,200
Female 6,086 (49.7) 6,162 (50.3) 12,248 5,747 (51.0) 5,516 (49.0) 11,263 5,849 (54.8) 4,831 (45.2) 10,680
Age as of end of year (yrs)
13–14 26 (48.4) 28 (51.6) 53 23 (50.2) 23 (49.8) 46 33 (61.7) 20 (38.3) 53
15–24 1,812 (42.7) 2,434 (57.3) 4,247 1,717 (41.2) 2,450 (58.8) 4,167 1,942 (44.5) 2,422 (55.5) 4,364
25–34 5,891 (51.9) 5,457 (48.1) 11,348 5,673 (52.6) 5,104 (47.4) 10,778 5,509 (55.3) 4,447 (44.7) 9,956
35–44 8,141 (54.5) 6,787 (45.5) 14,927 8,210 (58.3) 5,861 (41.7) 14,071 8,232 (60.7) 5,329 (39.3) 13,561
45–54 4,272 (57.6) 3,150 (42.4) 7,422 4,348 (61.2) 2,760 (38.8) 7,108 4,471 (61.9) 2,748 (38.1) 7,219
55–64 1,289 (60.4) 846 (39.6) 2,135 1,303 (62.5) 782 (37.5) 2,085 1,325 (62.9) 782 (37.1) 2,107
≥65 390 (58.2) 281 (41.8) 671 369 (58.9) 257 (41.1) 626 421 (67.8) 200 (32.2) 620
Transmission category
Male adult or adolescent
Male-to-male sexual contact 9,170 (55.3) 7,419 (44.7) 16,589 9,565 (56.9) 7,247 (43.1) 16,812 9,806 (58.5) 6,957 (41.5) 16,764
Injection drug use 2,865 (55.5) 2,298 (44.5) 5,162 2,689 (61.5) 1,680 (38.5) 4,370 2,577 (61.8) 1,592 (38.2) 4,169
Male-to-male sexual contact and injection drug use 916 (60.2) 606 (39.8) 1,522 921 (64.6) 506 (35.4) 1,427 888 (63.6) 508 (36.4) 1,396
Heterosexual contactb 2,662 (52.4) 2,419 (47.6) 5,081 2,600 (53.8) 2,230 (46.2) 4,829 2,695 (57.3) 2,007 (42.7) 4,702
Otherc 121 (60.3) 80 (39.7) 200 120 (67.0) 59 (33.0) 179 117 (68.6) 53 (31.4) 170
Female adult or adolescent
Injection drug use 1,440 (50.2) 1,429 (49.8) 2,869 1,290 (53.7) 1,113 (46.3) 2,403 1,277 (56.8) 972 (43.2) 2,250
Heterosexual contactb 4,527 (49.3) 4,646 (50.7) 9,173 4,347 (50.1) 4,331 (49.9) 8,678 4,450 (54.0) 3,786 (46.0) 8,236
Otherc 119 (57.7) 87 (42.3) 207 110 (60.8) 71 (39.2) 181 121 (62.4) 73 (37.6) 195
Race/ethnicity
White, not Hispanic 6,695 (59.9) 4,481 (40.1) 11,176 6,939 (61.4) 4,355 (38.6) 11,294 7,042 (63.8) 3,999 (36.2) 11,041
Black, not Hispanic 10,937 (51.4) 10,331 (48.6) 21,268 10,514 (52.6) 9,462 (47.4) 19,976 10,665 (55.8) 8,450 (44.2) 19,115
Hispanic 3,812 (50.0) 3,809 (50.0) 7,621 3,791 (55.0) 3,106 (45.0) 6,897 3,802 (54.1) 3,226 (45.9) 7,029
Asian/Pacific Islander 142 (53.8) 122 (46.2) 265 162 (52.1) 149 (47.9) 311 223 (61.4) 140 (38.6) 363
American Indian/Alaska Native 114 (66.8) 57 (33.2) 171 127 (63.6) 72 (36.4) 199 109 (58.3) 78 (41.7) 187
Unknown 120 (39.5) 184 (60.5) 303 109 (53.7) 94 (46.3) 202 91 (62.2) 55 (37.8) 146
Totald 21,820 (53.5) 18,983 (46.5) 40,804 21,642 (55.7) 17,238 (44.3) 38,880 21,932 (57.9) 15,949 (42.1) 37,880
Note. These numbers do not represent actual cases in persons with a diagnosis of HIV infection or AIDS. Rather, these numbers are point estimates of case counts that have been adjusted for reporting delays and for redistribution of cases in persons initially reported without an identified risk factor. The estimates have not been adjusted for incomplete reporting.
Since 2000, the following states have had laws or regulations requiring confidential name-based HIV infection reporting: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. Since July 1997, Florida has had confidential name-based HIV infection reporting for new diagnoses only.
a When only CD4 percentage was available, a CD4 count was interpreted.
b With person at high risk or with a diagnosis of HIV infection or AIDS.
c Includes hemophilia, blood transfusion, perinatal exposure, and risk factor not reported or identified.
d Because column totals were calculated independently of the values for the subpopulations, the values in each column may not sum to the column total.
Last Modified: March 14, 2006
Last Reviewed: March 14, 2006
Content Source:
Divisions of HIV/AIDS Prevention
National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention

 

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