Management of BU-HIV co-infection

作者: D. P. O'Brien , N. Ford , M. Vitoria , V. Christinet , E. Comte

DOI: 10.1111/TMI.12342

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摘要: In many Buruli ulcer (BU) endemic countries worldwide there is also a high HIV prevalence. This especially the case in Africa with adult prevalence rates between 1 and 5% BU countries. Evidence from Benin, Cameroon, Ghana Gabon suggest that may increase risk of [1–5]. For example, Medecins Sans Frontieres programme Akonolinga, was approximately 3–6 times higher treated patients compared to regional estimated (37% vs 8% women; 20% men; 4% 0.7% children) [2]. Likewise one region were eight more likely have infection than those without (2.6% 0.3%) [3], another adults five (5.0% 1.1%) [4]. 4–5 (5% 0.9% study 8.2% 2.5% study) [1, 6]. Therefore, significant potential for two infections overlap same individual needs be considered all settings background

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