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Rev Clin Esc Med 2015; 5 (2)

Síndrome demencial en pacientes portadores de vih/sida

Quesada ACI

Language: Spanish
References: 27
Page: 37-52
PDF size: 324.98 Kb.


ABSTRACT

HIV infection is one of the most important medical issues in Costa Rica, because of the high rate of new cases that are diagnosed each month. Among the main complications of this disease we can find the cognitive impairment HIV related and HIV related dementia is a wellestablished clinical entity. Its proper diagnosis allows a better response to the treatment, that is the antiretroviral therapy. The main challenge in the diagnosis workout is to give to each symptom the importance that it deserves, because a lot of the initial clinical patterns can be underestimated for the patient and for the health workers. In this paper, the general diagnostic workout for demential syndrome is assessed, as well as the main features of the HIV related dementia.


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