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HIV-infection can occur in people of many different groups including both homosexual and heterosexual men and women; injecting drug users; persons with haemophilia and recipients of contaminated blood or organs. The clinician who cares for people with HIV infection must be aware of at least three elements: the realities of the disease, the diagnostic and therapeutic capacity of modern medicine, and the psychological and social dimensions that are manifested and reflected by AIDS. Management of the HIV- Infected Patient completely updates the first edition of this work, covering the many changes that have occurred in this rapidly changing field since the first volume's publication. This book provides state-of-the-art information on the clinical presentation, diagnosis and management of the various manifestations of HIV infection, presenting all the significant complications of HIV together with management guidelines from primary infection onwards.

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an excellent, thorough review of the clinical presentation and management of patients afflicted with HIVIts practical approach to the patient and the complications related to this disease fills an important niche in the daily care of these complicated patients. -- David W. Hecht, Doody Review Services, Loyola University Medical Center It is difficult to cover this immense topic in its entirety, but the editors and the authors do a very solid joban extremely useful and important addition to the libraries of physicians and medical scientists who are interested in clinical HIV-1 infection. Care of the HIV-1-infected patient is still a moving target, but the second edition of this textbook clearly hits the mark. It nicely summarizes what we now understand and what still requires further research. -- Roger J. Pomerantz, M.D., The New England Journal of Medicine, September 5, 2002 Promo Copy

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