Rapid disease progression in HIV-1 perinatally infected children born to mothers receiving zidovudine monotherapy during pregnancy

Authors :: M. G. Marazzi
G. Sabatino
G. Ferraris
Rita Consolini
M. Ruggeri
C. Salvatore
Alberto Vierucci
D. De Mattia
R. Pinzani
R. Lipreri
S. Catania
S. Riva
S. Boni
C. Gotta
C. Cancrini
C. Fundarò
A. Antonellini
E. Massironi
R. Tornaghi
Orazio Genovese
L. Anastasio
Anna Maccabruni
G. L. Forni
P. Crispino
Gianfranco Anzidei
P. Zizzadoro
G. Castelli Gattinara
M. De Martino
C. Giaquinto
S. Bernardi
G. Gambaretto
Luisa Galli
P. Osimani
L Tarallo
C. Dessì
Massimo Masi
Antonio Mazza
M. Sticca
S. Farina
A. De Maria
A. Meo
Clara Gabiano
P. G. Chiriacò
Alfredo Guarino
A. Romano
C. Scolfaro
Monica Cellini
Claudio Pignata
A. Miniaci
Marcello Lanari
M. De Luca
G. Dell'Erba
E. Pontali
Marzia Duse
S. de Carlis
S. Dalla Vecchia
F. Salvini
G. Benaglia
R. Berrino
M. Dedoni
C. Pintor
Gian Vincenzo Zuccotti
Francesca Fioredda
C. Magnani
Paola Marchisio
C. Rendeli
L. Tasso
M. Zappa
A. Lodato
L. Battisti
M. Stegagno
T. Cecchi
C. Riva
E. Uberti
C. Timpano
Osvalda Rampon
Désirée Caselli
D. Loriano
E. Palomba
G. Palla
Anna Plebani
A. Pellegatta
Pier-Angelo Tovo
A. Bucceri
E. Ruga
E. Bresciani
F. Baldi
Source :: AIDS. 13:927-933
Publication Year :: 1999
Publisher :: Ovid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health), 1999.

Subjects :: Pregnancy
Pediatrics
medicine.medical_specialty
business.industry
Immunology
Disease progression
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
medicine.disease
medicine.disease_cause
Rapid disease progression
Zidovudine
Infectious Diseases
Perinatal infection
medicine
Immunology and Allergy
business
medicine.drug

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