Essentials from the 2015 European AIDS Clinical Society (EACS) guidelines for the treatment of adult HIV-positive persons
- Ryom L.
- Boesecke C.
- Gisler V.
- Manzardo C.
- Rockstroh J. K.
- Puoti M.
- Furrer H.
- Miro J. M.
- Gatell J. M.
- Pozniak A.
- Behrens G.
- Battegay M.
- Lundgren J. D.
- Monforte A. D.
- Arribas J.
- Clumeck N.
- Dedes N.
- Geretti A. M.
- Horban A.
- Katlama C.
- McCormack S.
- Molina J. M.
- Mussini C.
- Raffi F.
- Reiss P.
- Stellbrink H. J.
- Bower M.
- Cinque P.
- Collins S.
- Compston J.
- Deray G.
- De Wit S.
- Fux C. A.
- Guraldi G.
- Mallon P.
- Martinez E.
- Marzolini C.
- Papapoulos S.
- du Pasquier R.
- Poulter N.
- Williams I.
- Winston A.
- Bhagani S.
- Bruno R.
- Konov S.
- Lacombe K.
- Mauss S.
- Mendao L.
- Peters L.
- Rauch A.
- Tural C.
- Fatkenheuer G.
- Kirk O.
- Mocroft A.
- Morlat P.
- Volny-Anne A.
- Mulcahy F.
- Oprea C.
- Youle M.
DOIAbstract
Background: The European AIDS Clinical Society (EACS) guidelines are intended for all clinicians involved in the care of HIV-positive persons, and are available in print, online, and as a free App for download for iPhone and Android. Guideline highlights: The 2015 version of the EACS guidelines contains major revisions in all sections; antiretroviral treatment (ART), comorbidities, coinfections and opportunistic diseases. Among the key revisions is the recommendation of ART for all HIV-positive persons, irrespectively of CD4 count, based on the Strategic Timing of AntiRetroviral Treatment (START) study results. The recommendations for the preferred and the alternative ART options have also been revised, and a new section on the use of pre-e...
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