Abstract

Method: Infectious complications were assessed in 25 HIV-HCV coinfected patients receiving 29 courses of HCV therapy (786 person-weeks). Results: The infection rate (1.3 infections/100 person-weeks) was similar when compared to the rate in HIV-negative patients. HIV status and neutrophil nadir did not predict infection risk or rate. Conclusion: Interferon dose reduction and/or G-CSF in HCVtreated HIV patients with neutropenia are not justified.

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