Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS)John I. Gallin, Anthony S. Fauci |
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ν Preface | 1 |
Etiology of the Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome | 29 |
Opportunistic Infections | 35 |
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abnormalities acquired immune acquired immunodeficiency syndrome activity adults agent AIDS patients alpha interferon antibody antigen associated biopsy Cancer candida candidiasis cause cellular immune Centers for Disease chronic Clin clinical cryptosporidiosis Cunningham-Rundles cytomegalovirus cytotoxic decreased deficiency syndrome developed diagnosis diarrhea DiGeorge syndrome Disease Control disseminated drug users elevated Engl Epstein-Barr virus etiologic evaluation Fauci frequently Friedman-Kien Gallo Haiti Haitian patients hemophilia herpes simplex heterosexual homosexual HTLV-III hyperplasia immune function immune system immunodeficiency syndrome AIDS immunologic immunosuppression incidence increased infants intravenous drug isolated Kaposi's sarcoma laboratory Lancet lesions lymph nodes lymphadenopathy patients lymphadenopathy syndrome lymphocytes lymphoma malignant manifestations marrow Masur mitogen months Mycobacterium avium-intracellulare normal opportunistic infections patients with AIDS pediatric AIDS peripheral blood persistent Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia pneumocystis pneumonia population present reactive reported response retrovirus risk factors Safai seen serologic serum sexual specific studies subset suppressor T-cell therapy thymic thymosin toxoplasma transmission tuberculosis tumor vitro