Neuropsychiatric features of HIV/AIDS

Doctoral Thesis

2006

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University of Cape Town

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The central hypothesis of this thesis was that HIV psychosis and mania are overlapping manifestations of the neuropathophysiological consequences of HIV characterized by symptoms suggestive of sub-acute delirium and cognitive impairment. It was also hypothesised that HIV-associated mania and psychosis are AIDS-defining features and should be indications for antiretroviral treatment.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 197-229).

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