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

Monday, June29 POSTE S S Trak 132-134 12323 Increases in the levels of peripheral blood CD34+ CFU-Cs in HIV-infected individuals upon commencement of combination antiretroviral drug therapy GregorB. Adams*;M.C. Poznansky;M.O. McClure;J.N. Weber; A.S. Pym, UK 12324 Ritonavir + saquinavir as a rescue therapy after indinavirfailure Antonio Antela*; M.J. Perez-Elias;.L. Casado; F. Dronda; R. Sabido; L. Moreno; C. Quereda, Spain 12325 Frequency and causes of discontinuation of protease inhibitor (PI) therapy in routine clinical practice Elena Ferrer*; E. Consiglio; D. Podzamczer; I. Grau; J.M. Rambn; M. Santin; F. Gudiol, Barcelona, Spain 12326 Efficacy and hepatic tolerance of treatment with protease inhibitors in HIV and hepatitis C virus (HCV) co-infected patients Bernard Jarrousse*; P. Cohen; P. Soussan; P. Berlurean; F. Legal; L. Guillevin; P. Deny, France 12327 Diabetes and use of protease inhibitors BettyJ. Dong*; C.I. Gruta; J.. Legg, USA 12328 Urine acidification and the risk of nephrolithiasis due to indinavir David Zucman*; A.D. Dayras; A.T. Teixeita; S.B. Burnel; O.B. Bletry, France 12329 Effect of nelfinavir/indinavir/delavirdine in HIV+ patients with extensive antiviral experience Larry Lyle*; G. Strebel, USA 12330 Efficacy and durability of ritonavir/saquinavir (RTV/SQV) as salvage therapy after failure of initial protease inhibitor (PI) regimen Joel E. Gallant*; Joel E. Gallant; S. Barnett; C. Raines; C. Hall, USA 12331 Changes in CD4+ cell count and the risk of opportunistic infections or death after highly active antiretroviral treatment Geneviene Chene*; Christine Binquet; J.F. Moreau; D. Neau; J. Ceccaldi; F. Dabis, France 12332 Ongoing experience with nelfinavir substitution for indinavir or ritonavir/saquinavir in HIV+ suppressed below 400 copies/ml Calvin J. Cohen*; J.A. Hellinger; A.J. Stein; J. Gallant; J. Gathe; P. Keiser, USA 12333 Tolerance,adverse reactions and compliance of children treated with ritonavir in combination therapy for HIV-infection at IMIP's Hospital-Recife, Brazil Edvaldo Souza*; G.A. Silva; W. Araujo; A.C. Montarroyos; M. Veras; N. Correia, Brazil 12334 Protease inhibitors containing regimens:The reasons of absence of initial virological response Lise Cuzin*; P. Duchesne; Z. Elias; E. Bonnet; P. Massip, France 12335 indinavirwith stavudine vs. IDV alone vs. stavudine alone in zidovudine experienced, HIV-infected patients Roy T. Steigbigel*; D. Cooper; N. Clumeck; K. Ghosh; B.-K Nguyen, USA 12336 Efficacy and safety of the combination of ritonavir plus saquinavir, with two nucleoside analogues Rafael Rodriguez-Rosado*; V. Soriano; I. Jimenez; P. Anton; J. Gonzalea-Lahoz, Spain 12337 Saquinavir vs indinavir in triple drug theraphy Fredy Suter*; F. Maggiolo; P. Bottura; A. Pirali; G. Marchetti; G. Pravettoni, Italy 12338 Virological and immunological effectiveness of protease inhibitor therapy in protease inhibitor-experienced patients Ma Jesus Perez-Elias*; J.L. Casado; A. Antella; F. Dronda; J. Blazquez; V. Muhoz; P. Marti-Belda, Spain 12339 In vitro antiviral activity and pharmacokinetic (PK) profiles of KNI 272 when combined with other protease inhibitors (PIs) Hideharu Sato* M.S. Shintani; T.M. Mimoto; K.T. Terashima; H.H. Hayashi; H.M. Mitsuya, Japan 12340 Experiences in protease inhibitor use in patients heavily pretreated with reverse transcriptase inhibitors Heinz-August Horst*; C.H. Hoffman, Germany 12341 Follow-up of antigen-specific CD4 cell function in HAART patients Valerio Del Bono*; D. Fenoglio; E. Pontali; M.P. Terranova; E. Donelli; F. Manca; D. Bassetti, Italy 12342 Viral load reduction after changing from nelfinavir- to indinavircontaining regimens and associated resistance mutations John T. Brooks*; Martha Vander Vliet; Paul E. Sax, USA 12343 Dramatically declining morbidity and mortality in an ambulatory HIV-infected population Frank Palella*; A. Moorman; R. Delaney; M. Loveless; J. Fuhrer; D. Aschman; S. Holmberg, USA 12344 Use of protease inhibitors in HIV-infected children Robert C. Stevens*;J. McCauley; P. Flynn;J. Rodman, USA 12345 Clinical manifestations of HIV-infections in the era of highly active antiretroviral treatment (HAART) in France Dominique Costagliola, France 12346 Experience with protease inhibitors in HIV/AIDS patients Sergio Lupo*;J. Benetucci;A. Casiro; H. Roland; R. Bortolozzi; 0. Garcia Messina; M. Pedrola, Argentina 12347 The impact of baseline antiretroviral therapy in the outcome of CMV retinitis treated with oral ganciclovir (OGCV) Marcelo H. Losso*; A.-D. Duran; N.-F. Flaster; J.-T. Tessler, Argentina NOTES IUE) ONFERENCE WORKBOOK 35

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