We describe the case of a young woman with an acute HIV infection characterized at onset by neurological features. The patient spontaneously controlled her HIV infection and recovered in a short period of time. The patient's clinical and virological history showed a peculiar evolution of HIV infection, with an MDR HIV-1 in CSF and a wild HIV strain in PBMCs. The patient's PBMC showed a rapid shift from a wild type to an MDR strain in few days.
Bon, I., Musumeci, G., Pavoni, M., Miserocchi, A., Lo Presti, A., Morini, S., et al. (2015). Durable viral suppression in an HIV-infected patient in the absence of antiretroviral therapy. NEW MICROBIOLOGICA, 38(2), 289-292.
Durable viral suppression in an HIV-infected patient in the absence of antiretroviral therapy
BON, ISABELLA;MUSUMECI, GIUSEPPINA;MISEROCCHI, ANNA;CAIO, GIACOMO PIETRO ISMAELE;GIBELLINI, DAVIDE;RE, MARIA CARLA
2015
Abstract
We describe the case of a young woman with an acute HIV infection characterized at onset by neurological features. The patient spontaneously controlled her HIV infection and recovered in a short period of time. The patient's clinical and virological history showed a peculiar evolution of HIV infection, with an MDR HIV-1 in CSF and a wild HIV strain in PBMCs. The patient's PBMC showed a rapid shift from a wild type to an MDR strain in few days.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
