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[Consequences of replacing abacavir for indinavir in successful antiretroviral treatment of a patient with HIV infection].

Presse medicale (Paris, France : 1983) - 4 Jun 2005

Gaba S, Mortier E, Branger C, Vinceneux P

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INTRODUCTION: Simplification of combined antiretroviral therapy in HIV-infected patients is possible, but virological success can be compromised by the development or emergence of resistant viruses. CASE: Worsening renal functioning in a patient under successful combination antiretroviral therapy resulted led to the replacement of indinavir by abacavir. Eight weeks later, his viral load rose and he developed a...

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