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Risk Factors for Repeatedly Reactive HIV-1 EIA and Indeterminate Western Blots

23 May 1994

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OBJECTIVE: Causes of indeterminate results of Western blot testing (IWB) for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) type 1 include seroconversion, HIV-2 cross-reactivity, and autoimmune disease, but most IWB results remain unexplained. This case-control study assessed risk factors for IWB results, including early HIV infection, other retroviral infection, autoantibodies, and other medical conditions. DESIGN:...

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PMID: 7910452
DOI: 10.1001/archinte.1994.00420100115015

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