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Table 11. Receipt of antiretroviral therapy by HIV-infected women and HIV exposed infants, by timing of receipt, race/ethnicity, and year of infant’s birth, 2000–2003—24 areas conducting enhanced perinatal surveillance in the United States and dependent areas
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  Year of infant's birth   Cumulative
total
  2000   2001   2002   2003  
Receipt of antiretroviral therapy No. %   No. %   No. %   No. %   No. %
  White, not Hispanic
Prenatal period                            
Yes 303 83   314 88   196 84   136 87   949 86
No 46 13   29 8   25 11   19 12   119 11
Unknown 14 4   13 4   11 5   2 1   40 4
                             
Intrapartum perioda                            
Yes 177 82   238 86   200 90   132 84   747 85
No 31 14   27 10   17 8   21 13   96 11
Unknown 10 5   13 5   6 3   4 3   33 4
                             
Neonatal periodb                            
Yes 334 92   336 94   219 94   150 96   1,039 94
No 23 6   7 2   8 3   4 3   42 4
Unknown 6 2   13 4   5 2   3 2   27 2
                             
Total 363     356     232     157     1,108  
  Black, not Hispanic
Prenatal period                            
Yes 1,853 79   1,603 79   1,040 80   808 81   5,304 80
No 376 16   342 17   173 13   148 15   1,039 16
Unknown 102 4   75 4   79 6   42 4   298 4
                             
Intrapartum periodc                            
Yes 1,227 79   1,175 79   1,022 82   837 84   4,261 80
No 271 17   260 17   198 16   140 14   869 16
Unknown 58 4   56 4   33 3   21 2   168 3
                             
Neonatal periodd                            
Yes 2,165 93   1,865 92   1,224 95   954 96   6,208 93
No 116 5   87 4   45 3   27 3   275 4
Unknown 50 2   68 3   23 2   17 2   158 2
                             
Total 2,331     2,020     1,292     998     6,641  
  Hispanic
Prenatal period                            
Yes 487 81   423 84   344 85   375 88   1,629 84
No 88 15   62 12   42 10   34 8   226 12
Unknown 25 4   20 4   21 5   15 4   81 4
                             
Intrapartum periodd                            
Yes 395 80   368 83   340 84   379 89   1,482 84
No 77 16   58 13   56 14   39 9   230 13
Unknown 22 4   19 4   10 2   6 1   57 3
                             
Neonatal periodb                            
Yes 556 93   475 94   383 94   408 96   1,822 94
No 30 5   25 5   14 3   3 1   72 4
Unknown 14 2   5 1   10 2   13 3   42 2
                             
Total 600     505     407     424     1,936  
  Asian/Pacific Islander
Prenatal period                            
Yes 21 84   8 67   12 86   12 100   53 84
No 3 12   3 25   1 7   0 0   7 11
Unknown 1 4   1 8   1 7   0 0   3 5
                             
Intrapartum periode                            
Yes 15 75   7 78   12 86   12 100   46 84
No 4 20   2 22   1 7   0 0   7 13
Unknown 1 5   0 0   1 7   0 0   2 3
                             
Neonatal periodb                            
Yes 23 92   11 92   13 93   12 100   59 94
No 2 8   1 8   0 0   0 0   3 5
Unknown 0 0   0 0   1 7   0 0   1 2
Total 25     12     14     12     63  
Note. Because of rounding, column percentages may not total to 100 percent. American Indian/Alaska Native excluded due to small numbers. See Table 4 for cumulative totals of all races. 234 cases excluded due to unknown race/ethnicity.
a Excludes 232 cases with missing information.
b Includes 1 HIV-exposed infant per pregnancy with the assumption that all infants of multiple birth received the same antiretroviral therapy.
c Excludes 1,343 cases with missing information.
d Excludes 167 cases with missing information.
e Excludes 8 cases with missing information.
 

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Last Modified: January 5, 2009
Last Reviewed: January 5, 2009
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