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Table 1 Socio-demographic- clinical and behavioral characteristics of mother and child by child’s HIV-1 status at follow-up in the Ugandan part of the PROMISE PEP M&S study

From: Caries experience and oral health related quality of life in a cohort of Ugandan HIV-1 exposed uninfected children compared with a matched cohort of HIV unexposed uninfected children

 

HIV- exposed uninfected (n = 164)

HIV- unexposed uninfected (n = 181)

Total

(n = 345)

Child characteristics

% (n)

% (n)

% (n)

Sex

 Male

51 (84)

50 (89)

51 (175)

 Female

49 (80)

50 (92)

49 (170)

Age

 5 year

28 (46)

31 (56)

29 (29)

 6–7 year

72 (118)

69 (125)

70 (243)

Ever taken to dental care

 No

94 (155)

86 (156)

90 (31)

 Yes

5 (9)a

14 (25)

10 (34)

Toothbrush

 Less once a day

20 (33)

10 (17)

15 (50)

 Once a day or more

80 (133)b

90 (160)

85 (292)

Ever toothache

 No

90 (147)

79 (143)

84 (291)

 Yes

11 (17)b

21 (38)

16 (55)

Breastfeeding duration

 0–6 months

31 (51)

3 (5)

16 (56)

 7–12 months

65 (106)

13 (24)

38 (130)

  > 12 months

4.(7)b

84 (149)

46 (156)

Mother /caretaker characteristics

Age

18-32 yr

40 (58)

58 (104)

50 (162)

33+

60 (90)b

42 (76)

50 (166)

Toothbrush

 No

59 (97)

44 (78)

52 (176)

 Yes

40 (66)b

56 (99)

48 (165)

Maternal CD4 count at birth

> 500 cells/mm3

98 (60)

 

≤ 500 cells mm3

66 (40)

 

Marital status

 Single/divorced, widow

26 (43)

18 (33)

22 (76)

 Married/cohabiting

74 (121)a

82 (147)

78 (268)

Type of income

 No regular

60 (98)

72 (130)

66 (229)

 Regular

40 (65)a

28 (51)

34 (116)

Educational level

 Primary school

38 (54)

40 (65)

39 (120)

 End of primary school

20 (28)

22 (37)

21 (65)

 Middle school/high school/college

42 (59)

38 (63)

40 (122)

  1. ap < 0.05; χ2test, bp < 0.001; χ2test