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Fig. 6. —Graph shows Kaplan-Meier survival curve estimates of HIV-1-infected children with and without chronic radiographic lung changes (CRC) for groups I and IIa combined. There was no significant difference in survival between children with any CRC or without CRC (p = 0.71 by log-rank test). Curves were similar when groups I and IIa were analyzed separately (not shown). CRC is defined as any chronic radiographic lung change (parenchymal consolidations 3 months, bronchovascular markings or reticular densities 6 months, or nodular densities 3 months). Solid line = HIV-1-infected children with CRC (n = 83), broken line = HIV-1-infected children without CRC (n = 204).