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Rossi R et al. - The authors' results are in line with the hypothesis that, among HIV-infected patients chronically treated with antiretroviral therapy, those with a larger brachial artery diameter are at high risk for metabolic disorders, including a more severe insulin resistance and the presence of metabolic syndrome.

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