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Diploma in Clinical Medicine and Surgery
Clinical Manifestations of HIV: Early Features, Opportunistic Infections and Presentation in Children
MBChB Year 4 lecture on how HIV presents: early physical findings, lymphadenopathy, hepatosplenomegaly, chronic diarrhoea, wasting and oral thrush, then the features more common in children such as recurrent bacterial infection, parotid swelling, lymphoid interstitial pneumonitis and early neurological deterioration.
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