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Effective Treatment of Patients in a Deep Salvage Situation with Non-Active HAART: Experiences with the Expert Advice System RADATA
Infection, 11/04/09
Lorenzen T et al. – Despite extensive pre–treatment and multiple resistances against prescribed HAART, the patients demonstrated a decline in viral load and a stable CD4–cell count over the observation period. The activity of antiretroviral regimens is not exclusively explained by the current algorithms used for estimating antiretroviral drug activity.
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