作者: M. Saves , G. Chene , P. Ducimetiere , C. Leport , G. Le Moal
DOI: 10.1086/375844
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摘要: The distribution of risk factors for cardiovascular disease in patients aged 35–44 years who were treated human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) infection was compared with that a population-based cohort. HIV-1-infected men protease inhibitor-containing regimen (n = 223), HIV-1-uninfected 527), characterized by lower prevalence hypertension, mean high-density lipoprotein cholesterol level, higher smoking, waist-to-hip ratio, and triglyceride level. No difference found total plasma or low-density levels, nor the diabetes. Similar trends observed among female subjects. predicted coronary heart greater (relative [RR], 1.20) women (RR, 1.59; P < 10 -6 both), estimated attributable risks due to smoking 65% 29% women, respectively. Because most people will ultimately need antiretroviral therapy, should be determined at initiation treatment, interventions considered all have them.