The results of screening examination of pathology of hearing organs and upper respiratory tracts in HIV-infected patients

2020

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DOI 10.32687/0869-866x-2020-28-1-57-60
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Abstract

Among HIV-infected patients there are individuals with masked chronic diseases that affect life quality and life-span. Their timely detection and treatment can improve life quality of HIV-infected patients. The screening examination allows to establish prevalence level, structure and features of concomitant diseases under HIV- infection to provide timely medical preventive care.