[Drug resistance of HIV-1 as a result of using nevirapine for chemoprophylaxis of vertical viral transmission from HIV-infected mother to infant]
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[Drug resistance of HIV-1 as a result of using nevirapine for chemoprophylaxis of vertical viral transmission from HIV-infected mother to infant]
Abstract
The review presents data on the use of a single prophylactic dose of nevirapine at labor given to a mother at the onset of labor in HIV-infected women and neonatal infants within 72 hours after birth in the absence of chemoprophylaxis with antiviral agents during pregnancy. The administration of nevirapine is shown to result in the occurrence of resistance mutations, most of which can be identified only if superfine methods are applied. Whether nevirapine may be used for chemoprophylaxis of the vertical transmission of the virus in Russia is discussed.
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[Nevirapine as an important component of therapy for HIV infection].Vopr Virusol. 2009 Nov-Dec;54(6):41. Vopr Virusol. 2009. PMID: 20030282 Russian. No abstract available.
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