Prevalence and clinical spectrum of skin disease in patients infected with human immunodeficiency virus

Dermatological manifestations in HIV-infected patients at a tertiary care hospital in a tribal (Bastar) region of Chhattisgarh, India

“…Goodman et al .,[16] reported higher prevalence, whereas a south western France study[18] showed that it is relatively lower (65.3%). Seborrheic dermatitis (74.16%) was the most common dermatological disorder according to our study, which is consistent with other studies[1621] where seborrheic dermatitis and candidiasis were the most common findings. A study[19] reported dermatophytosis as the most common manifestation.…”

Mucocutaneous Manifestations of HIV Infection in 91 Children Born to HIV‐Seropositive Women

“…Several dermatologic manifestations have been associated with HIV infection in both adults and children (2–5,7–9). Oral candidiasis was the most common mucocutaneous manifestation in our population, as in previously reported studies (5,7,8,10).…”

Frequency, pattern, and extent of skin diseases in relation to CD4+ cell count among adults with human immunodeficiency virus infection or acquired immunodeficiency syndrome in Osogbo, southwestern Nigeria

“…The occurrence of PPE in this study correlated with decreasing CD4+ cell count (<200 cells/ll), which reflects the findings of Colebunders et al 24 and Liautaud et al 25 In the present study, the prevalence of 16.4% recorded for xeroderma is close to the 20% reported by Coldiron and Bergstresser. 17 Xeroderma is a primary dermatosis 26 of HIV/AIDS and was found frequently in this study in association with fluffy hair. Both lesions occurred in severe stages of immunosuppression among patients with prominent and progressive weight loss.…”