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Antiretroviral rounds. Too many options?

AIDS clinical care - 1 Feb 2009

Walmsley Sharon, Wilkin Timothy, Moyle Graeme

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We asked three experts which antiretroviral regimen they would recommend next for a patient with triple-class resistance and low viremia--and got three different answers.

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PMID: 19253449

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