Hepatic Disease in HIV-Infected Patients
Summary
- NAFLD can take several forms, including NASH, and NAFLD-associated cirrhosis, which may range from harmless to life-threatening Prevalence
- In persons coinfected with HIV and HCV, the prevalence of steatosis ranges from 40% to 70%, with higher rates observed among persons with significant hepatic fibrosis, HCV genotype 3, and exposure to NRTIs didanosine and stavudine[Macías 2012; Sulkowski 2005; Miller 2000; McGovern 2006; Marks 2005]
- HIV-infected patients receiving ART may be at increased risk for the development of NAFLD, particularly in the setting of obesity
- HIV/Hepatitis C Virus–Coinfected Patients
- Treatment of Insulin Resistance
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