Bridging the Gap: Conference Workbook [International Conference on AIDS (12th: 1994: Geneva, Switzerland)]

Tuesday, June 30

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23300 Prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and its implications in
developing countries: From research to programs
Francois Dabis*; D.L. Newell; L. Fransen; J. Saba; I. De Vincenzi; Ghent
International Working Group, France
23301 Mother-to-child transmission of HIV-1: Effect of preventive measures in
full-term pregnancies
Claudia Fortuny*; E. Sanchez-Ruiz; 0. Coll; M. Lonca; MC Muhoz;
R. Jimenez, Spain
23302 Does a particular HIV-1 Subtype strain favor vertical transmission?
Martin Campodonico*; F. Fay; D. Fay; E. Perez Hernandez; M. Taborda,
Argentina
23303 HIV-1 vertical transmission in the time of prophylactic zidovudine
Emilia Sanchez-Ruiz*; C. Fortuny; M. Lonca; 0. Coll; R. Jimenez, Spain
23304 Adequacy of prenatal care and perinatal zidovudine use to prevent HIV
transmission - Texas
Amy Lansky*;J.L. Jones; S. Burkham; K. Reynolds;. Bertolli, USA
23305 Cesarean section (C/S) is effective in preventing perinatal HIV-1
infection in newborns delivered within one hour of ruptured
membranes
Orlando Gomez-Martin*; R.S. De Souza; C. Mitchell; M.J. O'Sullivan;
G. Scott, USA
23306 Status of the perinatal HIV epidemic in the United States: success in
perinatal prevention
Mary Lou Lindegren*; R.H. Byers; P. Fleming; P. Thomas; P. Notley;
M. Gwinn;J. Ward, USA
23307 No evidence of vertical transmission of HTLV-I and HTLV-II in children at
high risk for HIV-1 infection from Sao Paulo, Brazil
Adele Caterino-De-Araulo*; E. Santos-Fortuna, Brazil
23308 Mother-to-child transmission of Pol Mutant T21SY HIV- 1 isolates
related to a high vind load under AZT treatment
Christopher Payan*; P. Fialaire; D. Vitour;. Loison; J.M. Chennebault;
X. Rialland; F. Lunel, France
23309 Prevention of perinatal transmission: IHO-Wadia model
Puja N. Ambwani*; I.S. Gilada;J. Karkare; S.M. Changedia, India
23310 Acceptability of voluntary HIV Counselling and Testing (VCT) and
interventions to reduce mother-to-child transmission of HIV in Africa
Michel Cartoux*; N. Meda; P. Van de Perre; M.L. Newell; I. de Vincenzi;
F. Dabis; Ghent Working Group, Burkina Faso
23311 Main difficulties in the reduction of HIV vertical transmission in Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil
Norma P.M. Rubini*; J. Arabe; D.W.C. Leal; R. Rocco; AJ. Lima;
C.A. Morais-de-sa, Brazil
23312 Viral and host genetic characterization of possible transient infections
in perinatally exposed infants
Marcia Kalish*; T.M. Brown; E. Schoenbuam; E.]. Abrams; G. Lambert;
R. W. Steketee; K.E. Robbins; D.M. Thea, USA
23313 Risk of mother to infant transmission of HIV among attendees of a
maternal and child health clinic in the PR of China
Tian Yue Wen*; A.S.M. Abdullah; F.Q. Guan, PR China

23314 Impact of zidovudine on perinatal HIV transmission in Mallorca Island
(Spain)
Luis M. Ciria, Spain

23315 Antiretroviral Therapy in Pregnant Women in Canada: Access and
Outcome, 1995-96
Joel Singer*; N. Lapointe;J. Forbes; S.M. King; U.D. Allen; S.E. Read,
Canada
23316 Vertical transmission of HIV-1 in the North of Portugal
Antonio Mota-Miranda*; Rui Marques; Mota-Miranda; Vasconcelos;
Sarmento E. Castro, Portugal
23317 Temporal patterns of prenatal HIV testing and perinatal treatment and
intervention strategies
Yvonne Maldonado*; D.W. Hill; M. Castro; B. Sullivan; J. Ruiz, USA
23318 Mother-to-child transmission of HIV-1 group 0 infection in Yaounde,
Cameroon
LeopoldZekeng*; C. Kuaban; E. Mongoue; L. Kaptue; L. Gurtler;J. Eberle,
Cameroon
23319 Nipple disease among lactating HIV-1 infected women
Ruth W. Nduati*; G.C. John; D.A. Mbori-Ngacha; A. Mwatha; M. Reilly;
JC. Kreiss, Kenya
23320 Comparison of knowledge on maternal-child HIV-infection and its
prevention among women in Japan and Northern Thailand
Yuko Uchiyama*; T. Tanaka; F. Osaka; M. Tsuboi; I. Kobayashi; K. Sakata;
M. Shimizu, Japan
23321 Use of zidovudine (ZDV) and pregnancy termination among HIV-infected
pregnant women in Thailand:A survey of 480 physicians
Jeffrey S.A. Stringer*; P. Phanuphak; E.M. Stringer; P. Jetwana;
E.M. Funkhouser; N.S. Maisiak;S.H. Vermund, USA
23322 The feasibility of short-course antiretroviral therapy for the prevention
of mother-to-child transmission of HIV in Soweto, South Africa
James Mclntyre*; G.E. Gray, South Africa
23323 Recommendations from 11 Latinamerican AIDS programs to prevent
HIV transmission through breastfeeding
Jose Antonio Izazola-Licea, Mexico
23324 Three pronged strategy to prevent mother-to-child transmission
Kaizad Damania*; R.H. Merchant; S. Arwari; I.S. Gilada; J. Karkare, India
23325 Within feed analysis of HIV ABs in human breast milk: Implication for
breastfeeding policy and strategies
Norman Nyazema, Zimbabwe
23326 Zidovudine reduces HIV-1 perinatal transmission even if only the oral
component administered to pregnant women is used
Jorge Pinto*;J.B. Souza; R.S. Prado; I.R. Carvalho;A. Luchesi; M.L.
Jeronymo; D.B. Greco, Brazil
23327 Prenatal care and birth outcomes of HIV-positive pregnant women
Ewa Firlag-Burkacka*; A. Piasek;A. Horban; T. Niemiec; K. Krzywdzinski,
Poland
23328 Social vulnerability in HIV prevention of perinatal transmission
Laura Avelina Pedrosa Islas*; Silvia Pane Abianco-Labbe;
Carlos Magis-Rodriguez; Fernanda Martinez Salazar; Claudin Soler, Mexico
23329 Occupational exposures resulting in HIV-infection in health care workers
- United States
Ann Do*; R. Metler; J. Li;J. Jones; P. Fleming, USA

23330 Preventability of occupational exposures resulting in Human
Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) postexposure prophylaxis
Denise Cardo*; S. Campbell; P Srivastava; Nash Surveillance group, USA

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