Management of Neurologic Diseases
Introduction
- Neurologic complications of HIV remain common despite the availability of effective ART
- HIV-infected patients should be evaluated for possible neurologic symptoms
- OIs and primary CNS lymphoma occur almost exclusively in patients with marked immunosuppression
- Other disorders, such as HIV-associated distal symmetric polyneuropathy and HIV-associated dementia, occur at any CD4+ cell count
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Keywords: Neurologic Complications