… Novel enteric viruses such as astrovirus and picobirnavirus may be more important etiologic
agents of diarrhea in HIV-infected patients than previously recognized and may be more …

… of HIVinfected and uninfected patients with or without diarrhea were … of unusual and
common enteric viruses in Córdoba City, … of enteric virus associated with diarrhea in HIV-infected …

… of enteric viruses in causing diarrhea in HIV-infected adults … prevalence of enteric viruses
in HIV-infected children … more common nor more severe in HIV-infected children (8, 16…

… between microsporidial enteritis and diarrheal disease. One … among HIV-infected patients
with and without chronic diarrhea, … Cyclospora enteric infection results in a diarrhea that lasts 2 …

… A potential enteric pathogen is recovered in about two thirds of the patients (4) ; in the
remaining cases, the cause of diarrhea is unknown. Enteric viruses have been suggested to be a …

… are likely to be representative of HIV-infected patients in general practice and include persons
… Some investigators have reported using techniques to detect enteric viruses other than …

… Enteric viruses were identified in 2% (1/65) of HIV infected … of enteric pathogens in HIV
infected ART naïve patients was … to screen all HIV infected patients for enteric pathogens. Early …

… patients. This study compares detection rates, genotype distribution and viral loads of different
enteric viral agents … Respiratory viruses in HIV-infected patients with suspected respiratory …

… HIV-infected patients presenting with diarrhoea were studied prospectively for evidence of
non-CMV enteric viral … We collected data on patients in whom enteric virus was identified and …

… All HIV infected patients attending the Infectious Disease (ID) clinic, Sir Sunderlal (SS) …
were obtained from HIV infected patients (aged from 12 years – 70 years) with diarrhea. An …