LABORATORY PREDICTORS OF RAPID HIV DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDREN
91 children vertically infected with HIV were examined. 26% of the patients, developed HIV infection rapidly with its subsequent development into AIDS in the first two years of life. Multifactorial logistic regression model demonstrated that independent predictors of rapid HIV-infection progression...
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| 520 | |a 91 children vertically infected with HIV were examined. 26% of the patients, developed HIV infection rapidly with its subsequent development into AIDS in the first two years of life. Multifactorial logistic regression model demonstrated that independent predictors of rapid HIV-infection progression in children were HIV blood viral load 300 000 cop./ml and CD4+-lymphocytes count 20% in the age of six months. The use of HIV blood viral load level as a prognostic test is preferred because of higher sensitivity (91,3%) and specificity (97,1%). | ||
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