Manuel Renato Retamozo Palacios *

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El objetivo principal del trabajo es mostrar la frecuencia de lesiones anorrectales en pacientes con sida tratados con TARGA

LESIONES ANORRECTALES EN PACIENTES VIH POSITIVOS QUE RECIBEN TARGA

Las lesiones anorrectales más frecuentes en pacientes VIH positivos que reciben TARGA son condiloma acuminado y fisura anal. La condilomatosis anal está asociada al uso de lopinavir/ritonavir. Se sugiere el rastreo de estas lesiones causadas por el papilomavirus humano en los pacientes VIH positivos/sida que usan inhibidores de la proteasa.

*Manuel Renato Retamozo Palacios
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LESÕES ANORRETAIS EM PACIENTES HIV POSITIVOS USUÁRIOS DE TERAPIA ANTI-RETROVIRAL DE ALTA EFETIVIDADE
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*, Brasilia, Brasil, Brasilia, Brasil
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