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Table 2 Univariate and multivariate analysis of baseline risk factors associated with grade 2 or more ALT elevation

From: Incidence and risk factors for liver enzymes elevations in highly treatment-experienced patients switching from enfuvirtide to raltegravir: a sub-study of the ANRS-138 EASIER trial

 

Odds ratio

95 % CI

p value

Univariate analysis

 Raltegravir vs enfuvirtide

1.66

(0.61–4.51)

0.322

 Age (↑ 10 years)

1.12

(0.62–2.05)

0.702

 Sex (female/male)

2.36

(0.76–7.31)

0.136

 Body mass index (BMI) (↑ 5)

0.73

(0.31–1.70)

0.469

 CD4 cell count (↑ 100 cells/µL)

1.08

(0.87–1.34)

0.502

 ART duration (↑ 1 year)

0.86

(0.70–1.05)

0.149

 History of drug abuse

0.92

(0.11–7.73)

0.940

 Use of boosted tipranavir at baseline

3.56

(1.26–10.0)

0.016

 ALT elevation (grade 1 or more)

8.78

(2.80–27.6)

<10−3

 Alcohol use (>2 times/week)

0.54

(0.12–2.51)

0.435

 Hepatitis B or C co-infection

0.82

(0.10–6.84)

0.857

 Liver disease at baseline (steatosis/cirrhosis)

2.53

(0.63–10.1)

0.189

 Use of lipid lowering agents

2.06

(0.76–5.57)

0.156

Multivariate analysis

 Use of boosted tipranavir

3.66

(1.20–11.1)

0.022

 ALT elevation (grade 1 or more)

10.3

(2.67–39.6)

<10−3

 Alcohol use (>2 times/week)

0.39

(0.07–2.16)

0.281

 Liver disease at baseline (steatosis/cirrhosis)

0.89

(0.16–5.01)

0.899