I realize that strategies for therapy and monitoring disease in HIV infection is
in a state of flux, but I have been asked to develop an algorithm for an HMO,
and I wonder if the NIH panel recommendations of a few years ago are still
timely. Are decision points for treatment and monitoring still focus on CD4
counts of 500/ul and 200/ul for anti-retroviral and PCP prophylaxis,
respectively? Any recent references would be appreciated.
Thanks,
D.A.Sadler, MD
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