Antiretroviral Therapy (HIV)
"Lymph Nodes (LN) Expansion of CD4 Lymphocytes With Anti-HIV-1 Drugs."
Published in Blood Weekly, May 5th, 1997
According to an abstract submitted by the authors to the Ninth Symposium on HIV Infection entitled From Virology ... To Therapy, held March 6-8, 1997, in Toulon, France, "Objective: to determine the origin of CD4 cells that are produced during potent anti-retroviral regimens. Methods: 22 patients have been analyzed in blood and LN before and several times after the initiation of a protease inhibitor. Seven patients were drug naive and received ZDV/DDI/3TC/Saquinavir, 15 were on RT inhibitors and received INDINAVIR (12 cases) or RITONAVIR in addition. Blood lymphocytes and lymph node mononuclear cells (LNMC) were analyzed by flow cytometry. In 6 cases, bone marrow...
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Source: Blood Weekly (1997-05-05)
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