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1. Management of HIV infected Children KMA Curriculum Module 7 June 2006
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3. Epidemiology and HIV transmission in Children Unit 1 Management of HIV infected Children
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6. Mother to Child HIV Transmission 30% babies born to HIV+ women become infected through MTCT 5% intrauterine 10-20% during delivery 10-20% via breastfeeding
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8. Natural history of HIV in Children Unit 2: Management of HIV infected Children
53. * IPV an alternative for children with symptomatic HIV ** Pending further studies *** 5 doses TT for women of child-bearing age 5 doses*** Yes Yes Tetanus toxoid No** Yes Yellow fever As for uninfected children Yes Yes Hepatitis B 6 and 9 months Yes Yes Measles 0, 6,10,14 wks Yes Yes OPV* 6,10,14 wks yes yes DPT birth no yes BCG Optimal timing of immunization Symptomatic HIV Asymptomatic HIV Vaccine
If infant negative, repeat tests after 3-6 months. If infant still breastfeeding, wait until 3 months after cessation of breastfeeding to confirm final HIV status.
AIDS Surveillance Case Definition (Severe HIV Disease) Case surveillance definition for reporting severe HIV disease only Not for diagnosis or management of individual patients Severe HIV Disease In the absence of CD4 count All clinical stage 3 and 4 disease Where CD4 available Stage 4 disease + any CD4 count CD4<350
P. Carinii has been renamed P. jiroveci but the eponym PCP is retained (Emerg Infect Dis 2002;8:891
The first regimen must be selected with the aim of suppressing the virus replication to the maximum achievable levels in the shortest time possible. It needs also to have the quality of durability by not inducing resistance early . Its side effects must be tolerable to the patient so that the quality of life is improved.