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Neurologische Manifestationen der HIV-1-Infektion/Aids

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HIV und Aids

Zusammenfassung

Derzeit gibt es nach Angaben der WHO ca. 20 Mio. HIV-1-Infizierte, vermutlich wird bereits im Jahr 2000 die 4o-Mio.-Grenze überschritten sein. Bei 70 % aller HIV-1-Infizierten wird das Nervensystem in den Krankheitsprozeß einbezogen. Primäre oder sekundäre Neuromanife-stationen werden von Neuropathologen sogar bei bis zu 90% aller Patienten gefunden. Es besteht eine klare Korrelation zwischen der Progredienz der HIV-1-Infektion und der Zunahme von Neuromani-festationen. Die rasante Zunahme der Überlebensspanne im Aids-Stadium dürfte dazu führen, daß in noch größerem Ausmaß Neuro-manifestationen auftreten, die fachspezifischischer Diagnostik und Therapie bedürfen (Baceliar et al. 1994).

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