Acute HIV Infection
Akutní HIV infekce
Akutní HIV infekce postihuje asi 85 % lidí recentně infikovaných HIV-l po inkubační době 2–6 týdnů. Správnéstanovení diagnózy je obtížné, protože příznaky jsou necharakteristické a zahrnují horečky, faryngitidu a exantém.Včasné rozpoznání HIV infekce je ale maximálně žádoucí, protože může zabránit dalšímu šíření infekce, a taképroto, že včasná léčba může výrazně zpomalit pozdější progresi onemocnění.
Klíčová slova:
akutní HIV infekce, časná diagnóza, antiretrovirové terapie.
Authors:
L. Machala; R. Černý 1
Authors‘ workplace:
AIDS Centrum – Infekční klinika FN Bulovka, Praha 1Neurologická klinika 2. LF UK a FNM, Praha
Published in:
Čas. Lék. čes. 2004; : 584-587
Category:
Overview
Acute HIV infection occurs in 85% of people recently infected with HIV-1 after an incubation period of 2–6 weeks.Diagnosing the acute HIV infection is difficult because the symptoms are non-characteristic and include fever,pharyngitis, and skin rash. Early recognition of HIV infection is, of course, maximally desirable in order to preventfurther transmission of the infection and because the early treatment can slow down later progression of the disease.
Key words:
acute HIV infection, early diagnosis, antiretroviral therapy.
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