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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of the 115 people living with HIV with acute intoxication associated to chemsex

From: Increasing emergency department admissions for chemsex-related intoxications in Barcelona, Spain, among people living with HIV: an observational study from 2018 to 2020

Characteristics

Total

Severe acute intoxication

Non-severe acute intoxication

p

n

115

12 (10.4%)

103 (89.6%)

 

Age 1

35.6±7

35.3±8

35.4±7

0.94

MSM

111 (96.5%)

12 (100%)

99 (89.5%)

0.64

Bisexual men

4 (3.5%)

0 (0.0%)

4 (10.5%)

Spanish citizen

107 (93.0%)

11 (91.7%)

96 (93.2%)

0.84

Stable housing

115 (100%)

12 (100%)

103 (100%)

1

Mental health disorder

32 (27.8%)

7 (58.3%)

25 (24.3%)

0.02

IgG antibodies hepatitis C

13 (11.3%)

1 (9.1%)

12 (13.1%)

0.89

CD4 lymphocyte

 total 2

624 (500–765)

518 (395–639)

630 (512–800)

0.04

 ≥500 cells/mm3

89 (77.3%)

6 (50%)

83 (80.6%)

0.03

VIH-1 RNA < 50 copies/mL

99 (86.1%)

9 (75.0%)

90 (87.4%)

0.22

IGI

78 (67.8%)

9 (75%)

69 (67.0%)

 

NNRTI

22 (19.1%)

1 (8.3%)

21 (20.4%)

0.53

PI

15 (13.0%)

2 (16.7%)

13 (12.6%)

 

Inhibitor drug-drug interactions

36 (31.3%)

4 (33.3%)

32 (31.1%)

0.55

Poly-drug use

51 (44.3%)

5 (41.6%)

46 (44.6%)

0.84

  1. Data are presented as No. (%) unless otherwise indicated.1: Data presented as mean ± standard deviation. 2: Data presented as median and interquartile range
  2. Abbreviations: MSM Men who have sex with men, IgG Immunoglobulin, mL Mililiter, RNA Ribonucleic acid, IGI Integrase inhibitors, NNRTI Non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor, PI Protease inhibitor