Abstract
The article presents the results of three year follow-up over 96 HIV positive children registered in the AIDS Center. During 3 year follow up the infection with tuberculous mycobacteria was diagnosed in 27.3% (n = 23) of HIV positive children from the followed up group. The leading risk factor of tuberculosis is family exposure to a tuberculosis patient – 22.6% (n = 19). Compliance to follow-up and treatment, timely prescribed preventive anti-tuberculosis chemotherapy and highly active antiretroviral therapy enhanced prevention of development of local forms of tuberculosis in the followed up group of children.
Highlights
H iv in fec tio nasar isk factor of tuberculo sis in c h ild r en
Sa m ara s ta te M edical u niv ersity, sa m ara, R ussia The article presents the results of three year follow -up over 96 H IV positive children registered in the A ID S Center
D uring 3 year follow up the infection w ith tuberculous m ycobacteria was diagnosed in 27.3% (n = 23) of H IV positive children from th e followed up group
Summary
H iv in fec tio nasar isk factor of tuberculo sis in c h ild r en. E. При взятии детей под наблюдение фтизиатра было отмечено, что все дети не вакцинированы БЦЖ . Инфицированных МБТ, на начало наблюдения не было, у всех были отрицательные результаты пробы Манту с 2 ТЕ.
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