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... it is judged to be clinically appropriate for' diagnosis or to assist in patient management decisions. Patients with tuberculosis should routinely be counseled and encouraged to be tested for HIV antibody. Selected patients who were transfused with blood ...

... been joined by a third Geadly fellow traveler -- tuberculosis. The diagnosis of AIDS has been expanded to represent more accurately the lethal swath of HIV disease, especially among women and minorities, but even ...

... and the role of the contact clinic in diagnosis. Goldman JM, et al. Thorax 1994 Feb; 49(2): 184-5 The HIV-tuberculosis time bomb: how can hospitals in developing countries ...

... rological positivity. They extend to persons who have tuberculosis and persons who ... with an HIV-related diagnosis every other day—and this is only one ...

... INFECTION: A) CERVICAL CANCER/CERVICAL DYSPLASIA B) | PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS C) RECURRENT BACTERIAL PNEUMONIA 2) THE USE OF T-CELL TESTS TO PROVIDE AN AIDS DIAGNOSIS IS BOUND _ TO RESULT IN AN UNDERCOUNTING OF PERSONS WITH SEVERE HIV-RELATED MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY BECAUSE INDIVIDUALS DO NOT ...

... 1987. 7 Bayer R, Levine C, Wolf SM. HIV antibody screening: an ethical framework for evaluating proposed programs. JAMA 1986;256:1768-74. CDC. Tuberculosis Provisional Data--United States, 1986. MMWR 1987; 36:254-5. CDC. Diagnosis and management of mycobacterial infection and disease in ...

... a decrease in other infec- tions such as tuberculosis 25 and syphilis 2° that are being seen more frequently associated with HIV. Without early intervention, we can expect the more rapid onset of symptoms and serious illness in virtually all those who ...