1993
DOI: 10.1097/00006982-199313030-00015
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Correlation Between CD4+ Counts and Prevalence of Cytomegalovirus Retinitis and Human Immunodeficiency Virus-Related Noninfectious Retinal Vasculopathy in Patients with Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

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“…With the advent of HAART, there has been a 75% reduction in the number of new cases of CMV retinitis. [4] The principles of treatment of CMV retinitis are to improve the patient's immune function and to use specific anti-CMV agents to inhibit viral replication. Many studies have investigated the effect of HAART on CMV retinitis.…”
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“…With the advent of HAART, there has been a 75% reduction in the number of new cases of CMV retinitis. [4] The principles of treatment of CMV retinitis are to improve the patient's immune function and to use specific anti-CMV agents to inhibit viral replication. Many studies have investigated the effect of HAART on CMV retinitis.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The decision when to stop anti-CMV therapy depends upon many factors, including rising CD4 counts, decreasing systemic HIV viral load, duration of HAART and inactivity of CMV RESEARCH lesions. [4] The US Public Health Service provided guidelines in 1999 [10] suggesting the discontinuation of anti-CMV therapy after patients with quiescent retinitis achieve sustained immune recovery, defined as CD4 counts of ≥100 cells/µL for at least two consecutive visits at least 6 months apart.…”
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“…The CMVretinitis occurs primarily after a decrease of CD4π T-lymphocyte cell counts below 50 cells/ml (Kuppermann et al 1993).…”
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