Pulmonary infectious diseases frequently are identified in patients with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The objective of this study was to describe the clinical, epidemiological aspects and techniques used in the diagnosis of infectious lung disease in patients with HIV/AIDS. We evaluated 830 medical records of patients admitted to the University Hospital João de Barros Barreto (HUJBB) - Belém - Pará, in the period 2005-2014, diagnosed with infectious pulmonary diseases, positive HIV/AIDS and over the age of 18. The mean age of subjects was 37.7 years with higher age among those with greater sexual activity and productivity, most men (64.4%), however it was observed a significant increase in women over the years increasing the numb...
Introduction. Occurring of intercurrent diseases in HIV-infected and AIDS patients depends on the st...
ABSTRACTIn HIV infections, Pneumonias (PNM) have an outstanding place in pulmonary complications. Th...
Pneumocystis is the most serious and common respiratory opportunistic infection after tuberculosis d...
PURPOSE: To determine how often and by what means an indentifiable pulmonary pathogen can be recogni...
Objetives: The authors investigated the P. jiroveci prevalence and the epidemiological pattern of ...
The review presents information on epidemiology, clinical, laboratory and radiological manifestation...
The review presents literature data on therapeutic and diagnostic management of pulmonary diseases i...
Pulmonary diseases are well documented and diverse in many patients with HIV in clinical stages 3 an...
Lower respiratory tract diseases are major causes of morbidity and mortality in HIV infected childre...
ABSTRACT: From the first descriptions of HIV/AIDS, the lung has been the site most frequently affect...
The aim of this study was to analyse the clinical, epidemiological and bacteriological features pres...
IF 12.242International audienceAn overall reduction in the incidence of AIDS and a change in the spe...
Introduction: Pulmonary disease is one of the frequent complications of HIV infection. This study is...
Respiratory manifestations of HIV disease differ globally due to differences in current availability...
Aim To describe the, incidence, the changes in the etiology and the prognosis of lower respiratory t...
Introduction. Occurring of intercurrent diseases in HIV-infected and AIDS patients depends on the st...
ABSTRACTIn HIV infections, Pneumonias (PNM) have an outstanding place in pulmonary complications. Th...
Pneumocystis is the most serious and common respiratory opportunistic infection after tuberculosis d...
PURPOSE: To determine how often and by what means an indentifiable pulmonary pathogen can be recogni...
Objetives: The authors investigated the P. jiroveci prevalence and the epidemiological pattern of ...
The review presents information on epidemiology, clinical, laboratory and radiological manifestation...
The review presents literature data on therapeutic and diagnostic management of pulmonary diseases i...
Pulmonary diseases are well documented and diverse in many patients with HIV in clinical stages 3 an...
Lower respiratory tract diseases are major causes of morbidity and mortality in HIV infected childre...
ABSTRACT: From the first descriptions of HIV/AIDS, the lung has been the site most frequently affect...
The aim of this study was to analyse the clinical, epidemiological and bacteriological features pres...
IF 12.242International audienceAn overall reduction in the incidence of AIDS and a change in the spe...
Introduction: Pulmonary disease is one of the frequent complications of HIV infection. This study is...
Respiratory manifestations of HIV disease differ globally due to differences in current availability...
Aim To describe the, incidence, the changes in the etiology and the prognosis of lower respiratory t...
Introduction. Occurring of intercurrent diseases in HIV-infected and AIDS patients depends on the st...
ABSTRACTIn HIV infections, Pneumonias (PNM) have an outstanding place in pulmonary complications. Th...
Pneumocystis is the most serious and common respiratory opportunistic infection after tuberculosis d...