antiretroviral
एंटीरेट्रोवाइरल
definition
noun
Prescriptions were written for a variety of antiretrovirals , antibiotics, antidepressants, and appetite enhancers.
an antiretroviral drug.
adjective
antiretroviral therapy
working against or targeted against retroviruses, especially HIV.
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Other explanations include the possibility that three or four drug 'antiretroviral' therapy is not started early enough in infants.
The new Guidelines provide practitioners with a list of suggested combination regimens for the initiation of 'antiretroviral' therapy.
The prevalence of adverse events related to these drugs may rise as the use of 'antiretroviral' therapy increases.
In two of the 10 cases, resistance against two of the three available classes of 'antiretroviral' agents was identified.
An estimated six million people currently living with HIV or AIDS do not have access to care, including 'antiretroviral' therapy.
It is likely that future recommendations on mode of delivery will vary depending on the patient's viral load and prior 'antiretroviral' therapy.
Advances in 'antiretroviral' drug therapies now make it possible to treat the disease.
Failure to identify primary HIV infection denies patients the opportunity of receiving potent 'antiretroviral' therapy at the time of HIV seroconversion.
Included are recommendations about when to begin 'antiretroviral' therapy, what therapy to use, how to monitor the therapy and when to change therapy.
Patients who were prescribed 'antiretroviral' therapy were seen four weeks after starting treatment, and then every 12 weeks.
The first choice of regimen of highly active 'antiretroviral' therapy is crucial.
Long term probability of detection of HIV - 1 drug resistance after starting 'antiretroviral' therapy in routine clinical practice.
Three classes of 'antiretroviral' drugs are currently used in combination for the treatment of HIV infection, which target the activity of two viral enzymes.
Clinicians consider immune reconstitution syndrome whenever the patient on 'antiretroviral' therapy deteriorates after initial response.
Systematic review and meta-analysis of evidence for increasing numbers of drugs in 'antiretroviral' combination therapy
Nevertheless, it is not advisable to begin both 'antiretroviral' therapy and combination chemotherapy for tuberculosis at nearly the same time.
Furthermore, 'antiretroviral' therapy may be less effective or less well tolerated in some patients who present with more advanced disease.
Should someone who has just been found to have a primary infection with HIV be treated with highly active 'antiretroviral' therapy?
Immune reconstitution disease is a well known complication of highly active 'antiretroviral' therapy.
There are three main classes of 'antiretroviral' drug.
One of the strategies adopted consists in utilizing combinations of fixed doses of generic 'antiretrovirals' , involving three medicinal drugs of two different classes in the same tablet.
The standard procedure and test for quality specification of antituberculosis drugs, 'antiretrovirals' and antimalarials have been incorporated.
Numerous studies in HIV-infected women and children to determine appropriate doses of 'antiretrovirals' and other drugs in these populations.
Medical staff interested in prescribing 'antiretrovirals' were sent on training courses in Durban.
The uncontrolled use of 'antiretrovirals' in these areas is therefore of particular concern, as it may result in the emergence and widespread circulation of multi-drug resistant strains generated through recombination.
The production process is far more complicated than that of other 'antiretrovirals' , making the wholesale cost of the drug approximately $20,000 per patient per year.
Dr. Dimitrov and Polis's team mined the data of three previous clinical trials that tested a variety of 'antiretrovirals' in HIV-infected adults and children.
The plan is to ease the WTO's rules on patents so that drugs such as 'antiretrovirals' for combating HIV infection and AIDS could be produced to meet urgent public health needs in the world's poorer countries.
Under the scheme WHO has set a global target of getting three million people with HIV or AIDS in developing and middle income countries treated with 'antiretrovirals' by 2005.
Prescriptions were written for a variety of 'antiretrovirals' , antibiotics, antidepressants, and appetite enhancers.
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