Comparative analysis of viral load in blood, vaginal and cervical specimens among HIV women using family planning methods

Abstract

Study devoted to HIV viral load assessment (blood versus cervical and vaginal specimen) among HIV infected women using effective hormonal, intrauterine and barrier contraceptive methods in short-term prospective. Based on lab data and contraceptive methods authors formulate assumptions of HIV sexual transmission.

Keywords

HIV infection / Viral load / cervicak and vaginal spicemen / contraceptive methods / HIV sexuail transmission / family planning

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Samarina A.V., Lisitsina Z.N., Martirosyan M.M., Dementyeva N.Y., Krutitskaya L.I., Rakhmanova A.G., Belyakov N.A.