Chest Radiographic Pulmonary Changes Reflecting Extrapulmonary Involvement in Paediatric HIV Disease
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Abstract
Respiratory infections are the commonest cause of pulmonary change on chest radiographs of HIV-infected children. However, HIV-related neurological, oropharyngeal, oesophageal, cardiac and haematological abnormalities may also manifest with pulmonary changes and must be considered in the interpretation of the chest radiograph in HIV-infected children.
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