Background. Two to six weeks after primary infection with HIV 50 to 90 percentof patients develop an acute retroviral syndrome which usually presentswith mononucleosis or flu-like illness. Due to nonspecific symptoms ARS is frequently misdiagnosed. Patients and methods. Data of Slovenian patients with acute retroviral syndrome is shown, as well as their symptoms, approaches to management and diagnostic particularities of primary HIV infection. Conclusions. The combination of particular symptoms and epidemiological data should lead us to consider the possibility of an early HIV infection.

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Pirš, Mateja, Tomažič, Janez, Poljak, Mario, Babič, Dunja (2005). Akutni retrovirusni sindrom pri slovenskih bolnikih, okuženih z virusom HIV. Zdravniški vestnik, volume 74, issue 6, str. 365-370. URN:NBN:SI:DOC-G8K9EWO9 from http://www.dlib.si

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Pirš, Mateja, Tomažič, Janez, Poljak, Mario, Babič, Dunja. "Akutni retrovirusni sindrom pri slovenskih bolnikih, okuženih z virusom HIV." Zdravniški vestnik volume 74. issue 6 (2005) str. 365-370.
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Akutni retrovirusni sindrom pri slovenskih bolnikih, okuženih z virusom HIVAcute retroviral syndrome in Slovenian patients infected with HIV

Akutni retrovirusni sindrom pri slovenskih bolnikih, okuženih z virusom HIV
Acute retroviral syndrome in Slovenian patients infected with HIV