Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection not only leads to a compromised immune
system, but also disrupts normal haematopoiesis, resulting in the frequent manifestation of …

Within the last 30 years, the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection has changed its
status from inevitably fatal to chronic disorder with limited impact on life span. However, this …

Background & aim Hemolytic anemia is a blood disorder whose incidence is increasing in
the world in recent years especially after the pandemic. Conventional treatments include use …

Background: HIV/AIDS causes high morbidity and mortality through both
immunosuppression and complications not directly related to immunosuppression …

Background Anemia is common in persons with HIV infection and is associated with poor
prognosis. There is a need to assess the effects of anemia treatments, and to determine …

Background Immune hemolytic anemia commonly affects human immune deficiency
infected individuals. Among anemic HIV patients in Africa, the burden of IHA due to …

After a diagnosis of HIV infection is made, the patient needs to be monitored using both
clinical assessment and laboratory markers. HIV/AIDS monitoring is essential in guiding …

Cytopaenias, especially anaemia, are common in the HIV-infected population. The causes
of HIV related cytopaenias are multi-factorial and often overlapping. In addition, many of the …

Aim. To highlight the apparently neglected role of erythrocyte antigens in the epidemiology
of infectious diseases, especially HIV, with the prime objective of stimulating research in this …

Background Studies of hematologic abnormalities in HIV‐infected patients are confounded
by a multitude of factors. A retrospective data analysis of simian immunodeficieny virus (SIV) …