... subjects. There is little published information concerning the opportunistic infections occurring in HIV-infected women, and suggestions of a shorter survival time from diagnosis of AIDS to death in women have had ...

... who had been diagnosed on the basis of opportunistic infections, including tuberculosis or aggressive Kaposi's sarcoma, and to the remaining 1004 patients with HIV infection. The WHO clinical case-definition for the diagnosis of AIDS had a low positive predictive value ...

... who had been diagnosed on the basis of opportunistic infections, including tuberculosis or aggressive Kaposi's sarcoma, and to the remaining 1004 patients with HIV infection. The WHO clinical case-definition for the diagnosis of AIDS had a low positive predictive value ...

... may also suffer from a wide range of “opportunistic infec- tions.” These ... immune systems. The diagnosis of AIDS involves the appearance of one of ...

... by the presence of one of the indicator opportunistic infec- tions, such as PCP.or Karposi’s sarcoma. Thus, the diagnosis of AIDS is consistent with a positive HIV blood test and PCP. HIV infection is not AIDS and there is Some dispute ...

... and correlations between nitrous oxide levels and health symptoms. Tran N, et al. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 1994 Jan;55(l):36-41 Procedure-specific infection control for preventing intraoperative blood exposures. Gerberding JL. Am J Infect ...

... HIV disease who do not have a clinical diagnosis of AIDS virtually ineligible for the early inter- vention treatments and services that can delay progression of HIV disease, prevent opportunistic infections, and limit numerous (and expensive) hospi- tal visits. ...

... 42-5 MORTALITY Predicting in-hospital outcome in HIV-associated Pneumocystis carinii ... infections in persons infected with human immunodeficiency vims. ...

... HIV disease who do not have a clinical diagnosis of AIDS Virtually ineligible for the early inter- vention treatments and services that can delay progression of HIV disease, Prevent opportunistic infections, and limit numerous (and expensive) hospi- tal visits. ...