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[Prognostic markers of survival in infants younger than 12 month of age vertically infected by human immunodeficiency virus].

Medicina clinica - 6 Nov 1999

Resino S, Jiménez J L, Gurbindo D, Muñoz-Fernández M A

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OBJECTIVES: To assess the immunological and virological markers as potential predictors of progression to death in HIV-1 infected < 12 months of age. PATIENTS AND METHODS: Forty-three HIV-1 infants < 12 months of age were evaluated. None of the children received antiviral treatment, neither their mothers during pregnancy. Plasma viremia was quantified by standardised molecular assay. Virus isolation, evaluation...

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