... oral hairy leukoplakia * tuberculosis* * multidermatomal herpes zoster * oral candidiasis (thrush) * recurrent Salmonella bacteremia* SUBGROUP D ¢ Secondary cancers Diagnosis of a cancer associated with HIV infection as listed in the , surveillance definition of ...

... a number of oral lesions, such as oral candidiasis and oral hairy leukoplakia, that have been used not only in diagnosis but also in determining specific stages of HIV infection (CDC 1992, 1994, Montaner et al. 1992, ...

... a number of oral lesions, such as oral candidiasis and oral hairy leukoplakia, that have been used not only in diagnosis but also in determining specific stages of HIV infection (CDC 1992, 1994, Montaner et al. 1992, ...

... and endocrine systems are also important. Indeed, the diagnosis of candidiasis in an otherwise seemingly healthy young adult may be the first sign of HIV infection. Other causes of candidia- sis include cancer ...

... than a month duration, and bronchial and pulmonary candidiasis. These ... and seroconversion. Group 2 includes asymptomatic infection. Group ...

... than a month duration, and bronchial and pulmonary candidiasis. These ... and seroconversion. Group 2 includes asymptomatic infection. Group ...

... and therefore, underreporting, AIDS.** Clinicians serving women with HIV ... candidiasis.** Women with only these manifestations may be diagnosed ...

... cough, persistent generalized lymphadenopathy, multidermatomal herpes ... those infected by HIV, the positive predictive value was 76.4%. LINICAL ...

... cough, persistent generalized lymphadenopathy, multidermatomal herpes ... those infected by HIV, the positive predictive value was 76.4%. LINICAL ...

... for presumptive diagnoses are suggested in Appendix lil. candidiasis of the esophagus cytomegalovirus retinitis with loss of ... laboratory test results negative for HIV infection (See Appendix |), a diagnosis of AIDS for surveillance purposes is ruled out ...