Abstract
The introduction of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) in the early 1980s carried the stigmata of a debilitating, contagious disease, leading to rapid deterioration with an eventual tragic, painful demise. For most patients, it has since been transformed into a dangerous but more chronic disease. Gastrointestinal diseases were often a component of the morbidity of AIDS patients. Many of the previously published colorectal problems have since become obsolete, now replaced by new dilemmas.
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