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Pathogenesis and pathology of HIVrelated large-vessel disease
Abstract
The first reported series of large-vessel aneurysms in patients
with HIV infection emanated from Zimbabwe.1,2 A more comprehensive study of the pathology was reported by Nair et al. in 1999.3 More recently there has been some focus on occlusive large-vessel disease, with separate reports by Nair et al.4 and Mulaudzi et al.5 in 2000 and 2005, respectively.
with HIV infection emanated from Zimbabwe.1,2 A more comprehensive study of the pathology was reported by Nair et al. in 1999.3 More recently there has been some focus on occlusive large-vessel disease, with separate reports by Nair et al.4 and Mulaudzi et al.5 in 2000 and 2005, respectively.
