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Cytokine and gene-mediated effects may play a significant role in the diagnosis, management, and therapy of HIV-associated cardiovascular disease and symptomatic heart failure.
This review highlights the emerging role of cytokine and gene-mediated effects in the diagnosis, management, and therapy of HIV-associated heart failure.
May inform cytokine-targeted diagnostics in HIV-associated HF; leaves open prospective validation of therapeutic roles.
As longevity increases in HIV-infected individuals, late effects such as cardiovascular disease and, more specifically, symptomatic heart failure are emerging as leading health issues. In the present review, we discuss possible cytokine and gene-mediated effects on HIV-associated cardiovascular illness that may play a role in diagnosis, management, and therapy of HIV-associated heart failure.
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Fisher et al. (2003) studied this question. Cytokine and gene-mediated effects may play a significant role in the diagnosis, management, and therapy of HIV-associated cardiovascular disease and symptomatic heart failure.
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