Long-term control of viremia and stable CD4+ T cell counts in fourteen patients after interruption of antiretroviral treatment initiated in primary HIV-1 infection.
- Asier Sáez-Cirión (3141075)
- Charline Bacchus (389674)
- Laurent Hocqueloux (299404)
- Véronique Avettand-Fenoel (269085)
- Isabelle Girault (130331)
- Camille Lecuroux (5334047)
- Valerie Potard (389675)
- Pierre Versmisse (389676)
- Adeline Melard (389677)
- Thierry Prazuck (299411)
- Benjamin Descours (244310)
- Julien Guergnon (157920)
- Jean-Paul Viard (131045)
- Faroudy Boufassa (252534)
- Olivier Lambotte (252533)
- Cécile Goujard (91698)
- Laurence Meyer (130347)
- Dominique Costagliola (131086)
- Alain Venet (130341)
- Gianfranco Pancino (44433)
- Brigitte Autran (79073)
- Christine Rouzioux (204733)
Publication date
March 2013
DOIAbstract
<p>CD4+ T cell counts (in black) and plasma HIV-1 RNA viral loads (in blue) during the follow-up after PHI diagnosis in the 14 PTCs included in the study. The detectable viral loads after treatment interruption are indicated in red. The gray areas represent the periods during which the patients received cART.</p
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