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. 2014 Aug 1;15(4):399–403. doi: 10.1089/sur.2013.218

Table 1.

Patient Demographics

Characteristic LN Excision (n=87 subjects)
No. (%) of men 56 (64%)
Age median (range) 36 (22–52)
Race/Ethnicity, No. (%)
 White 48 (55%)
 Black 23 (26%)
 Hispanic 14 (16%)
 Native American 2 (2%)
Risk Factors, No. (%)
 Male-to-male sexual contact (MSM) 40 (46%)
 MSM and history of IVDU 9 (10%)
 Heterosexual contact1 24 (28%)
 History of IVDU 10 (12%)
 Needle Stick 2 (2%)
 Blood Transfusion 2 (2%)
BMI median (range), n=51 26 (16–57)
Comorbidities, No., (%)2
 0 70 (81%)
 1 16 (19%)
AIDS3 7 (8%)
History of psychiatric diagnosis 22 (25%)
HCV Co-infected 14 (16%)
HBV Co-infected 2 (2%)
Antiretroviral therapy (ART) No., (%)
 Prior history ART 11 (13%)
 On ART for at least one of LN excisions 11 (13%)
1

Heterosexual contact and IVDU in one female.

2

Chronic obstructive lung disease, reactive airway disease, diabetes mellitus, hypertension

3

Based on CD4+ T cell count <200 cells/mm3

AIDS=acquired immunodeficiency syndrome; BMI=body mass index; LN=lymph node; IVDU=intravenous drug use.