Journal Articles | January 2017

Diagnosis of HIV Infection During Early Infancy: How Early Is Early Enough?

Overview

Diagnosis of HIV infection during early infancy (commonly known as “early infant HIV diagnosis” [EID]) is critical because HIV disease progression is much more rapid in children than adults, with mortality as high as 68% by age 2 years in infants with perinatal infection (acquired in utero or during the intrapartum period), with much of this risk occurring in the first few months of life. 

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Created by:

L. M. Mofenson

Topics:

Pediatric HIV Diagnosis, Care & Treatment