PA3. Observatii asupra cazurilor de infectie cu HIV la bolnavii depistati in CDV - Bucuresti
Obiectivul lucrarii. Urmarirea incidentei infectiei cu HIV la bolnavii cu BTS (grupa de risc), precum si la cei cu alte afectiuni dermatologice in perioada ianuarie 1994 - ianuarie 1999. Infectia cu HIV afecteaza in special segmentul de populatie activa sexual, modalitatea de transmitere obisnuita si cea mai frecventa este aceea a raporturilor sexuale (homo sau heterosexuale).
Metode. Au fost analizate prin metoda ELISA, esantioane de ser de la un numar de 20.051 bolnavi cu BTS-M (sifilis, gonoree), BTS-m (herpes genital cronic recidivant, candilomatoze veneriene rebele la tratament) precum si bolnavi cu alte afectiuni dermatologice: maladia Kapossi, vascularite, prurigo rebel, etc.).
Rezultate. Din totalul cazurilor investigate s-au depistat un numar de 95 seropozitivi HIV.
Conluzii. Incepand cu ianuarie 1995 s-a observat o crestere a cazurilor seropozitive HIV in randul pacientilor cu BTS, comparativ cu perioada 1989-1995. Se impune testarea serologica anti-HIV pe plan national, la toti pacientii cu BTS-M si/sau
BTS-m, precum si in cazurile unor dermatoze cu evolutie trenanta, cronica.
PA3. Regards Concerning HIV Infected Patients Investigated in DVC - Bucharest
Focuses. HIV incidence following up in STD patients (risk group) and other dermatological diseases patients between January 1994 and January 1999.
HIV infection predominantly involves sexual active population, the most frequent transmission being the sexual intercourse (homo or heterosexual). In the last ten years, in our country, a spectacular increasement of syphilis morbidity has been observed as a result of a higher rate of prostitution, abnormal sexual behavior, faciliting conditions to HIV infection.
Methods. serological samples from 20,051 patients were performed by ELISA. Patients presented major STD (lues and gonorrhea), and minor STD (recurrent genital herpes virus infection, condillome acuminata resistant to treatment and patients with other dermatological diseases as: Kaposi's sarcoma, vascularitis,, recurrent pruritus, prolonged cutaneous mycotic infections etc.
Results. A number of 95 patients from all investigated were HIV seropozitives.
Conclusions. Beginning with january 1995 an elevation of seropozitive STD patients was observed in comparison with
1989-1999 period.
The anti HIV serological investigation is requested in all the country and all the patients with STD (major and minor) and also in recurrent or chronic dermatoses.