The aim of the first study was to describe prevalence and predictors of HIV virus associated fatty liver disease that in HIV-infected HAART- experienced patients are unknown.The aim of the second study was to ascertain a) the determinants of steatosis and insulin resistance in virus-associated fatty liver disease and b) the role of HIV, HCV and HIV/HCV as modulators of the relationship between MS and IR.

Antiretroviral drugs induced metabolic diseases in HIV infected patients / Guaraldi, Giovanni; A., Leonardo; S., Ballestri; Zona, Stefano; C., Stenterelli; Orlando, Gabriella; Carli, Federica; Carulli, Lucia; A., Roverato. - STAMPA. - 1:(2009), pp. 37-37. (Intervento presentato al convegno NAFLD/NASH and Related Metabolic Disease EASL Conference tenutosi a Bologna nel 24-26 Sep 2009).

Antiretroviral drugs induced metabolic diseases in HIV infected patients.

GUARALDI, Giovanni;ZONA, Stefano;ORLANDO, Gabriella;CARLI, FEDERICA;CARULLI, Lucia;
2009

Abstract

The aim of the first study was to describe prevalence and predictors of HIV virus associated fatty liver disease that in HIV-infected HAART- experienced patients are unknown.The aim of the second study was to ascertain a) the determinants of steatosis and insulin resistance in virus-associated fatty liver disease and b) the role of HIV, HCV and HIV/HCV as modulators of the relationship between MS and IR.
2009
NAFLD/NASH and Related Metabolic Disease EASL Conference
Bologna
24-26 Sep 2009
Guaraldi, Giovanni; A., Leonardo; S., Ballestri; Zona, Stefano; C., Stenterelli; Orlando, Gabriella; Carli, Federica; Carulli, Lucia; A., Roverato...espandi
Antiretroviral drugs induced metabolic diseases in HIV infected patients / Guaraldi, Giovanni; A., Leonardo; S., Ballestri; Zona, Stefano; C., Stenterelli; Orlando, Gabriella; Carli, Federica; Carulli, Lucia; A., Roverato. - STAMPA. - 1:(2009), pp. 37-37. (Intervento presentato al convegno NAFLD/NASH and Related Metabolic Disease EASL Conference tenutosi a Bologna nel 24-26 Sep 2009).
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