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A participant was considered lost after four unsuccessful home visits, including at least one at the weekend and one at night.
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Patients who are LTF are considered lost 90 days after their last visit Includes transfers Table 2 shows the characteristics of the study sample.
Patients were considered lost to follow-up after three failed contact attempts on successive days.
During the study, participants were considered lost to follow-up after non-response to one reminder.
Excluded were 328 survivors who declined participation, 221 considered lost to follow-up after extensive tracing, and five who were pending.
At least three attempts were made before a scheduled visit was considered missed and infants were considered lost to follow-up after having missed more than four consecutive monthly visits.
Patients were considered lost to follow up after three mailings of the follow up questionnaire and five phone calls(which occurred during the day and evening both during the week and on weekends) failed to make contact.
If patients were lost to follow-up, data were right-censored at the date on which patients were last known to be alive (a patient was considered lost to follow-up after a 6 month period since the last clinical encounter).
Patients not known to have died were considered lost to follow-up 3 months after their last CD4 cell count measurement, except when this was within 6 months of study end.
If no response was received after 8 weeks, participants were considered lost to follow-up.
If the woman is not located after three attempts, she will be considered lost to follow-up.
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