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NCT04089488

Incidence and Prevalence of Cancer in People Living With HIV/AIDS at Cancer Centers in Latin America

Completed Results posted Last updated 1 September 2023
What this trial tests

trial testing Medical Chart Review in HIV Infection in 175 participants. Completed in 18 October 2021.

Timeline
17 January 2020
Primary endpoint
18 October 2021
18 October 2021

Quick facts

Lead sponsorAIDS Malignancy Consortium
StatusCompleted
Study typeOBSERVATIONAL
Enrollment175
Start date17 January 2020
Primary completion18 October 2021
Estimated completion18 October 2021
Sites4 locations across Argentina, Brazil, Mexico

Drugs / interventions tested

Conditions studied

Sponsor

AIDS Malignancy Consortium

Who can join

18 and older, any sex, with HIV Infection or Human Immunodeficiency Virus 1 Positive. Patients with the condition only — healthy volunteers not accepted.

Results — posted to ClinicalTrials.gov

Per-arm endpoint measurements with 95% confidence intervals where reported. Source: trial results section.

Estimates of Site-specific Incident Cases and Site-specific Prevalence of Cases Presenting With Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Cancer Presenting Over 9 Months at the Clinical Sites Primary · Up to 21 months

The primary endpoint will be the estimates of site-specific frequency of new diagnosis and existing cases (recurrence and surveillance) presenting with HIV and cancer presenting over 1 year, 9 months (21 months) at the clinical sites.

GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)13
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)4
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)10
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)10
Mean Cases Per Month of New Cases Were Estimated Along With Corresponding 95% Poisson Confidence Interval by Study Site. Primary · 21 months

The mean cases per month of incidence will be estimated along with corresponding 95% Poisson confidence interval. The number of cases will be counted and mean cases per months will be estimated. Duration of observation was 21 months. This summary was based on the study site.

Complexo Hospitalar Professor Edgard Santos (new diasgnosis)
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)0.620.33 – 1.06
Instituto Nacional De Cancer Brazil (new diagnosis)
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)0.520.26 – 0.94
Instituto de Oncologia (new diagnosis)
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)1.290.84 – 1.87
Hospital Fernandez (new diagnosis)
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)0.480.23 – 0.88
Hospital Roffo (new diagnosis)
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)0.140.03 – 0.42
Mean Cases Per Month of New Cases Were Estimated Along With Corresponding 95% Poisson Confidence Interval by Cancer Type. Primary · 21 months

The mean cases per month of incidence will be estimated along with corresponding 95% Poisson confidence interval. The number of cases will be counted and mean cases per months will be estimated. Duration of observation was 21 months. This summary was based on the cancer type.

Kaposi sarcoma (new diagnosis)
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)1.190.77 – 1.75
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma (new diagnisis)
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)0.860.51 – 1.35
Hodgkin's lymphoma (new diagnosis)
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)0.240.08 – 0.56
Anal cancer (new diagnosis)
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)00 – 0
Cervical cancer (new diagnosis)
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)0.100.01 – 0.34
Other (new diagnosis)
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)0.670.36 – 1.12
Mean Cases Per Month of Existing Cases Were Estimated Along With Corresponding 95% Poisson Confidence Interval by Study Site. Primary · 21 months

The mean cases per month of prevalence will be estimated along with corresponding 95% Poisson confidence interval. The number of cases will be counted and mean cases per months will be estimated. Duration of observation was 21 months. This summary was based on the study site.

Complexo Hospitalar Professor Edgard Santos
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review).67.36 – 1.12
Instituto Nacional De Cancer Brazil
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)0.520.26 – 0.94
Instituto de Oncologia
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)3.482.72 – 4.37
Hospital Fernandez
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)0.330.13 – 0.69
Hospital Roffo
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)0.290.10 – 0.62
Mean Cases Per Month of Existing Cases Were Estimated Along With Corresponding 95% Poisson Confidence Interval by Cancer Type Primary · 21 months

The mean cases per month of prevalence will be estimated along with corresponding 95% Poisson confidence interval. The number of cases will be counted and mean cases per months will be estimated. Duration of observation was 21 months. This summary was based on the cancer type.

Kaposi sarcoma
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)2.141.56 – 2.87
non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)1.330.89 – 1.93
Hodgkin's Lymphoma
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)0.380.16 – 0.75
Anal cancer
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)0.140.03 – 0.42
Cervical cancer
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)0.140.03 – 0.42
Other
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)1.140.73 – 1.70
Information on the Use of Diagnostic Testing in HIV-positive Individuals Secondary · Up to 21 months

The frequency of diagnostic testing modalities will be summarized for cancer.

GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)62
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)7
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)45
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)1
HIV Treatment and Disease Characteristics of HIV-positive Individuals Diagnosed With Cancer Secondary · Up to 21 months

For each cancer, summary statistics will be used to describe the HIV treatment regimens and disease characteristics.

GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)17
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)48
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)5
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)18
Information on the Treatment for Cancers Diagnosed in HIV-positive Individuals Secondary · Up to 21 months

The frequency of the Treatment for Cancers Diagnosed in HIV-positive Individuals will be summarized.

GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)3
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)2
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)2
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)3
CD4 of HIV-positive Individuals Diagnosed With Cancer Secondary · Baseline

CD4 percent of HIV-positive Individuals Diagnosed With Cancer will be summarized.

Kaposi sarcoma
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)158 – 22
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)14.59 – 25
Hodgkin's lymphoma
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)1716 – 24
Anal
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)1813 – 24
Cervical
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)1816 – 24
Other
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)2618 – 35
HIV Viral Load of HIV-positive Individuals Diagnosed With Cancer Secondary · Baseline

HIV viral load of HIV-positive Individuals Diagnosed With Cancer will be summarized

Kaposi sarcoma
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)4640 – 1125
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)40.540 – 29246
Hodgkin's lymphoma49
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)4940 – 364
Anal
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)3020 – 40
Cervical
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)40.540 – 41
Other
GroupValue95% CI
Observational (Respond to Surveys, Medical Record Review)4040 – 47

Sponsor's own description

This trial studies the frequency of incident and prevalent of cancer in people living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) at cancer centers in Latin America. By counting how many people living with HIV/AIDS have cancer at these specific centers, researchers may better understand how they are being treated and cared for. This may help researchers to understand what new studies may be helpful for those areas in the future.

Publications & conference data

No peer-reviewed publications indexed yet for this trial. Completed trials usually publish results within 12-18 months.

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