diagnosis dan tatalaksana infeksi hiv pada neonatus
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Abstract
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Pada tahun 2009, 1,4 juta wanita hamil di negara berpendapatan menengah dan rendah terdiagnosis HIV. Identifikasi awal infeksi HIV, pemberian terapi antiretrovirus, dan supresi virus ke level yang tidak terdeteksi sudah terbukti memperpanjang usia hidup dan mencegah morbiditas pada pasien dewasa. Secara teori prinsip supresi virus pada bayi tidak berbeda dengan dewasa. Namun data mengenai manajemen infeksi HIV pada anak khususnya neonatus masih terbatas. Sehingga disusun literatur yang membahas diagnosis dan manajemen infeksi HIV pada neonatus.
Kata kunci. HIV, HIV di neonatus, transmisi vertikal, antiretrovirus
Abstract
In 2009, 1.4 million pregnant women in low and middle-income countries diagnosed HIV. The early identification of HIV infection, the administration of antiretroviral therapy, and the suppression of viral loads to undetectable levels all have been shown to prolong life and prevent morbidity in adults. In theory the principle of viral load suppression would apply to infants as well as adults. However data about the management of HIV infection in children especially in newborns is limited. So in this review examines the diagnosis and management of HIV infection im newborns.
Key word : HIV, neonatal HIV, vertical transmission, antiretroviral
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| Authors | ;Darmadi Darmadi;Riska Habriel Ruslie |
| Journal | cardiovascular therapeutics |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.22338/mka.v36i1.108
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