The Spectrum of HIV-Associated Infective and Inflammatory Dermatoses in Pigmented Skin

Motswaledi, Mojakgomo Hendrick; Visser, Willem I

doi:10.1016/j.det.2013.12.006

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“…Herpes simplex virus (HSV) infection is very common in the setting of HIV. 1 Herpes labialis caused by HSV type 1 occurs around the nose and lips. In the HIV setting it tends to be more aggressive and lesions last longer (Figure 1).…”

Section: Herpes Simplex Virus Infectionsmentioning

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“…In HIV, lesions may be atypical and resemble other conditions such as bacillary angiomatosis. 1 Treatment of molluscum contagiosum in HIV patients includes restoration of immune competence by highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART). In some patients lesions respond to immunomodulators like imiquimod 5%.…”

Section: Molluscum Contagiosummentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Resistant lesions may also be treated with cryotherapy, which involves application of liquid nitrogen onto the lesions for coldinduced cell destruction, however, this may not be possible in patients with extensive disease. 1…”

Section: Molluscum Contagiosummentioning

confidence: 99%

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Common dermatological conditions in the HIV patient

Motswaledi

2019

South African Family Practice

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The introduction of antiretroviral medication has changed the epidemiology, morbidity and mortality of HIV disease. Nevertheless, cutaneous disorders due to HIV infection remain a major problem in HIV-infected patients. These disorders are mainly infections, inflammatory and neoplastic in origin. Some of these disorders occur at normal CD4 cell counts, while others occur typically at low CD4 cell counts. Clinicians should be aware of various presentations of these disorders and their treatment as they can impact negatively on patient's quality of life.

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Section: Herpes Simplex Virus Infectionsmentioning

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Section: Molluscum Contagiosummentioning

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Common dermatological conditions in the HIV patient

Motswaledi

2019

South African Family Practice

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“…З прогресуванням імунодефіциту шкірні прояви набувають більшого поширення й агресивного перебігу, з відмінними від класичних клінічними характеристиками, особливо в термінальній стадії захворювання за відсутності адекватної терапії [49]. Ураження шкіри може бути викликане злоякісними новоутвореннями, інфекційним ураженням та запальними процесами.…”

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“…З грибкових захворювань найчастіше спостерігають кандидоз, руброфітію, різнокольоровий лишай і себорейний дерматит [1,49]. Інші мікози зустрічаються значно рідше.…”

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Psychoemotional state of HIV-infected patients with dermatological pathology

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The article analyzes the current state of information on skin diseases in HIV-infected patients, the psychological disorders that they have, and the factors that cause stress. HIV infection, despite all the successes in treatment, remains among the most urgent problems in our country. Also at a significant level is the level of negative attitude towards HIV-infected people. Patients with HIV infection have an increased level of stress load from the moment of diagnosis. An additional burden is changes in the appearance caused by skin diseases. The consequence of this is a high frequency of development of psychoemotional disorders, which need correction. Thus, doctors who work with HIV-infected people, should have the principles of diagnosing the psychological state, including depressive disorders, for the timely provision of specialized care and reducing the level of negative reactions.

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Cutaneous Manifestations of HIV in Children

Chateau

Mosam

2020

HIV Infection in Children and Adolescents

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The Spectrum of HIV-Associated Infective and Inflammatory Dermatoses in Pigmented Skin

Cited by 19 publications

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Common dermatological conditions in the HIV patient

Common dermatological conditions in the HIV patient

Psychoemotional state of HIV-infected patients with dermatological pathology

Cutaneous Manifestations of HIV in Children

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