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Table 1.

Baseline demographic, clinical and SF-36 characteristics of the total analysis population and each statistical analysis population.

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Fig 1.

Change in SF-36 mental component score (MCS) and physical component score (PCS) over the two-year follow-up.

(A) Number of individuals providing evaluable SF-36 data in each visit window. (B) Population-level change in median (Inter-Quartile Range) MCS (blue) and PCS (red). (C) Individual-level change in PCS. (D) Individual-level change in MCS. Points in (C) and (D) coloured by visit window assigned in data processing: Red = Baseline, Yellow = 3 months, Green = 6 months, Turquoise = 12 months, Blue = 18 months, Pink = 24 months.

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Table 2.

Paired Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test change in median mental and physical component scores.

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Table 3.

Weighted generalised estimating equation regression output for the Mental Component Score model with time modelled using a fractional polynomial.

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Table 4.

Weighted Generalised Estimating Equation regression output for the Physical Component Score model with time modelled with a three-degree polynomial.

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Fig 2.

Adjusted mental and physical component scores, estimated using the best-fitting non-linear weighted generalised estimating equation models.

(A) Mental component score (MCS). (B) Physical component score (PCS). MCS is modelled with time with a fractional polynomial [((time + 0.1)/10)-2], adjusting for sex, age and presentation with advanced HIV. PCS is modelled with a 3-degree polynomial [time3], adjusting for sex, age, physical comorbidities, presentation with advanced HIV and baseline HIV RNA count.

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Table 5.

Summary of the strengths and limitations of the four statistical approaches.

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