Analysis of Effectiveness and Drug Resistance in Patients with AIDS Receiving Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy
Liang Cheng
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Liang Cheng
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Objective To evaluate the efficacy of highly active antiretroviral therapy(HAART) in treating HIV,and observe the resistance of HAART in AIDS patients.Methods Twenty-three HIV patients receiving free HAART for one to three years were investigated.The plasma viral load,drug resistance to HIV-1,CD4+ T cell count were tested and routine laboratory examinations were performed in our study.Results After one to fhnee-year HAART treatment,HIV viral load of six patients(26.1%) declined to the undetectable level,while the viral load of 17 patients(73.9%) kept at a high level.Resistance to HIV-1 occurred in five cases(21.7%).Only nine patients(39.1%) had good treatment compliance.Conclusion HAART has a poor therapeutic effect on patients with HIV/AIDS with a high rate of drug resistance and poor treatment compliance.
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Objective To evaluate the efficacy of highly active antiretroviral therapy(HAART) in treating HIV,and observe the resistance of HAART in AIDS patients.Methods Twenty-three HIV patients receiving free HAART for one to three years were investigated.The plasma viral load,drug resistance to HIV-1,CD4+ T cell count were tested and routine laboratory examinations were performed in our study.Results After one to fhnee-year HAART treatment,HIV viral load of six patients(26.1%) declined to the undetectable level,while the viral load of 17 patients(73.9%) kept at a high level.Resistance to HIV-1 occurred in five cases(21.7%).Only nine patients(39.1%) had good treatment compliance.Conclusion HAART has a poor therapeutic effect on patients with HIV/AIDS with a high rate of drug resistance and poor treatment compliance.
Key concepts: Medicine, Viral load, Drug resistance, Antiretroviral therapy, Internal medicine, HIV drug resistance, Drug, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)