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Table 4 Two separate multivariable linear models to test the association of the dependent variable with the type of regimen started after switch. Every model is adjusted for: age, gender, mode of HIV transmission, Italian nationality, previous AIDS event, years of HIV infection, HCV co-infection, HIV RNA and CD4 at cART initiation, CD4 and CD8 count at switch, reason for switch, months of viral suppression

From: Switching to dual/monotherapy determines an increase in CD8+ in HIV-infected individuals: an observational cohort study

a) Multivariable linear regression with changes at 12 months

 

Coefficient

95% CI

p value

Dependent variable: CD4/CD8 ratio (log10) change at 12 months

 Regimen after switch

  Triple

Ref.

  

  Dual

−0.03

−0.05, −0.0002

0.049

  Mono

−0.007

−0.04, +0.03

0.685

Dependent variable: CD8 change at 12 months

 Regimen after switch

  Triple

Ref.

  

  Dual

+99.2

+12.1, +186.3

0.026

  Mono

+24.7

−84.1, +133.5

0.656

Dependent variable: CD4 change at 12 months

 Regimen after switch

   

  Triple

Ref.

  

  Dual

+28.8

−8.0, +65.6

0.125

  Mono

−4.8

−50.8, +41.1

0.837

b) Multivariable linear regression with changes at 24 months

 

Coefficient

95% CI

p value

Dependent variable: CD4/CD8 ratio (log10) change at 24 months

 Regimen after switch

   

  Triple

Ref.

  

  Dual

−0.06

−0.10, −0.02

0.003

  Mono

−0.01

−0.06, +0.03

0.549

Dependent variable: CD8 change at 24 months

 Regimen after switch

   

  Triple

Ref.

  

  Dual

+192.0

−8.4, +392.3

0.060

  Mono

+29.3

−200.7, +259.4

0.802

Dependent variable: CD4 change at 24 months

 Regimen after switch

   

  Triple

Ref.

  

  Dual

+2.1

−48.9, +53.1

0.936

  Mono

+51.2

−7.3, +109.8

0.086