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HIV in America, 1981 to 2000: Therapeutic and Epidemiologic Considerations,s (.). The immunodeficiency syndrome that first appeared to affect only homosexual men now touches all segments of American society. During the 1990s many cities in the northeast and south experienced rapid growth in the numbers of heterosexually infected men and women (.). These trends were, and co

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The Pathologic Patterns of AIDS,hough some of the effects are the direct results of HIV infection, the majority of the lesions are due to secondary infections with opportunistic organisms (.). In addition, a considerable number of proliferative lesions, both benign and malignant, occur as a direct result of the immunodeficiency st

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Chest Radiology in AIDS,haracterized opportunistic infections and neoplasms. However, clinically asymptomatic HIV infection accounts for a longer duration of HIV infection than does symptomatic AIDS, except for a minority of patients who progress rapidly to AIDS. Although asymptomatic HIV-infected patients do not have AIDS

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Abdominal AIDS Imaging: Luminal Tract Manifestations,ral drug regimens. Most patients with AIDS will have symptoms of gastrointestinal tract disease at some point during the course of their illness. The diagnosis of clinical AIDS is often made by identifying a malignant neoplasm or an opportunistic infection of the gastrointestinal tract. It is essent

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Abdominal AIDS Imaging: Hepatic, Splenic, Biliary, and Pancreatic Manifestations,urse of human immune deficiency virus (HIV) infection (.). Clinical manifestations of involvement of these organs are protean and usually nonspecific, but it is important to establish a specific diagnosis promptly in these often critically ill patients (.). Because of the limitations of physical and

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Imaging Retroperitoneal Disorders in Patients Infected with HIV,malities in AIDS patients are not seen in isolation, but rather in combination with findings in other parts of the abdomen or chest, stressing the importance of pattern recognition in attempting to ascribe etiological significance to any given radiological abnormality. The major focus of this chapte

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