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This research aims to describe the anthropometric and dyslipidemic profiles of children living with HIV during outpatient follow-up.

Anthropometric and Dyslipidemic Profile of Children and Adolescents Living With Hiv in a Tertiary Pediatric Hospital Between 2017 and 2023 – An Evolutionary Analysis

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This research aims to describe the anthropometric and dyslipidemic profiles of children living with HIV during outpatient follow-up.
Observational study at a tertiary outpatient clinic from 2017 to 2023
Analyzed anthropometric and metabolic parameters at beginning and end of follow-up
Included 34 children and adolescents under 15 years of age with HIV
100% had detectable viral load at admission, improving to 70.59% undetectable at discharge
71.43% showed normalization of body mass index over follow-up
Elevated triglycerides decreased from 47.05% to 17.06%, and cholesterol from 23.52% to 11.76%

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Observational analysis describes metabolic changes in children with HIV, suggesting specialized care is crucial.

Carlos et al. (2026) studied this question.

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