Symptomatic profile of infected individuals with HIV/AIDS in a physiotherapy department
Abstract Introduction Changes in the profile of infected individuals with HIV and the chronicity of this condition become necessary a better understanding about the clinical changes caused by the disease. Objective This study characterizes the physical symptoms of infected individuals with HIV in a...
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Main Authors: | Tamaiara Barbosa do Amorim (Author), Elis Passos Santana (Author), Kionna Oliveira Bernardes Santos (Author) |
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