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HIV-Infektion, HAART und Osteoporose

Von den Leitlinien vergessen

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Die HIV-Infektion weist heute bei adäquater Behandlung einen überwiegend chronischen Charakter auf. Umso mehr treten Folgeerkrankungen in den Vordergrund. Typische skelettassoziierte Komplikationen der HIV-Infektion sind Osteopenie/Osteoporose, Osteomalazie und Osteonekrosen. Da HIV-Infektion und HAART als Risikofaktoren bisher in der DVO-Leitlinie zur Osteoporose keine Erwähnung finden, sollte man sich bei Diagnostik und Therapie an den internationalen Empfehlungen orientieren.

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Seppel, T., Peters, K.M. Von den Leitlinien vergessen. Orthop. Rheuma 22, 39–42 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15002-019-1673-9

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