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HIV disease: a review for the family physician. Part I. Evaluation and conventional therapy
G L Brooke1, G F Safran, B L Perlmutter
1St. Mary Hospital, Hoboken, New Jersey.
American Family Physician
|October 1, 1990
Abstract:
Family physicians will be challenged with caring for increasing numbers of patients infected with human immunodeficiency virus. After confirming the presence of the infection, the physician must follow a logical sequence of evaluation, counseling and treatment. The current Centers for Disease Control classification and a series of evaluation and treatment protocols form the basis for prescribing zidovudine to delay or mitigate involvement of T lymphocytes and neuronal cells.