Personnes vivant avec le VIH perdues de vue : peut-on anticiper ?

Unal, G.; Lesourd, A.; Théron, Didier; Guillois, Christiane; Debab, Yasmine; Etienne, Manuel

doi:10.1016/j.medmal.2019.04.361

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“…a loss rate of 47.89%. Similar loss rates have been found in various studies published across the DRC and other Central African countries [10]- [15]. These data present the difficulty of retaining and retaining PLHIV in treatment center cohorts.…”

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Profile of People Living with HIV after 24 Weeks of Treatment with Dolutegravir in Kinshasa

Bongenya,

Kabengele,

Sombo

et al. 2023

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Introduction: The sixth month appointment (M6) is crucial because at the start of the ART course, it is an indicator of the prognosis of the evolution of care and decision-making on the continuity of treatment. Objective: The objective of this study is therefore to present the profile of People Living with HIV under treatment with Dolutegravir 6 months after starting ART in Kinshasa. Methods: The present study is a cross-sectional view at M6 of a prospective cohort to determine the profile of People Living with HIV (PLHIV) after 6 months of ARV Treatment (ART) in Kinshasa, DRC. During the M6 appointment, from April to August 2022, a sample of 5 ml of blood was taken for the various analyzes from all HIV patients included. The collection of sociodemographic data as well as biological and clinical data was carried out under the same conditions as at inclusion. The parameters recorded during M6 were: age, sex, and religion, level of study, marital status, profession, socio-economic level, height, weight, Body Mass Index (BMI), clinical profile, opportunistic infections as well as biochemical and molecular assessment. Results: In M6, 62 patients were registered including 38 women (61.3%), thus giving a sex ratio of 1.58 in favor of women. Fifty-seven (57) patients did not How to cite this paper: Bongenya, B.I.,

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confidence: 87%