Article
Resistance tests: what do clinical trials tell us?
Journal of HIV therapy - 1 Nov 2002
Price Nicola, Smit Erasmus, Pillay Deenan
Abstract excerpt
Few routine laboratory tests have been evaluated by randomised controlled trials. Nevertheless, a number of such studies have been undertaken for genotypic and phenotypic HIV drug resistance assays. They are all based on a structure whereby patients are randomised to receive resistance tests or none (standards of care) at the time of acute viral failure, with the primary end points being the proportion with...
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