Table 1.

Characteristics of patients at entry


Characteristic

Value
No. of patients (no. of enrollments*)   32 (34)  
Age, y  
    Median   39  
    Range   27-51  
CD4 cells/mm3  
    Median   306  
    Range   33-745  
HIV viral load, log10 copies/mL  
    Median   2.70  
    Range   1.69-5.20  
Antiretroviral therapy, no. of patients  
    HAART   32  
    Dual NRTI therapy   2  
TS prognostic category, no. of patients  
    Good (T0 or S0)   19  
    Poor (T1S1)   15  
    Extensive tumor (T1)   27  
    Advanced HIV disease (S1)   18  
Other characteristics, no. of patients  
    150 or fewer CD4 cells/mm3  9  
    Prior opportunistic infection   12  
    Resistant HIV  9  
    More than 50 KS lesions   26  
Prior KS therapy, no. of patients  
    Radiation therapy   5  
    Systemic chemotherapy   21  
    Investigational therapy
 
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Characteristic

Value
No. of patients (no. of enrollments*)   32 (34)  
Age, y  
    Median   39  
    Range   27-51  
CD4 cells/mm3  
    Median   306  
    Range   33-745  
HIV viral load, log10 copies/mL  
    Median   2.70  
    Range   1.69-5.20  
Antiretroviral therapy, no. of patients  
    HAART   32  
    Dual NRTI therapy   2  
TS prognostic category, no. of patients  
    Good (T0 or S0)   19  
    Poor (T1S1)   15  
    Extensive tumor (T1)   27  
    Advanced HIV disease (S1)   18  
Other characteristics, no. of patients  
    150 or fewer CD4 cells/mm3  9  
    Prior opportunistic infection   12  
    Resistant HIV  9  
    More than 50 KS lesions   26  
Prior KS therapy, no. of patients  
    Radiation therapy   5  
    Systemic chemotherapy   21  
    Investigational therapy
 
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*

Two patients originally enrolled at 100 ng/kg were re-enrolled at a higher dose. Subsequent analyses refer to the 34 enrollments.

Resistant HIV was defined as an HIV viral load of more than 3.3 log10 copies/mL in a patient who had received multiple HIV regimens and was currently on an anti-HIV regimen.

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