[PDF] Top 20 Tuberculosis Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) co infection in Ethiopia: a systematic review and meta analysis

... like Ethiopia, integrating health services on TB and HIV has paramount importance in order to increase the effective- ness of the diagnosis and to improve the management approaches ...and Ethiopia is one of ... See full document

... B virus among pregnant women in ...this systematic review and Meta-analysis is to estimate the overall prevalence of hepatitis B virus infection among pregnant women in ... See full document

... The country has made good progress in reducing the rate of mother to child transmission of HIV. However, the rate of reduction is slow to achieve the elimination of mother to child transmission of HIV goal by 2020. ... See full document

... Conclusion This systematic review and meta-analysis show a high seroprevalence of HIV infection among Ethiopian blood donors. Hence, strict selections of blood donors with a standard ... See full document

... of tuberculosis among prisoners in Ethiopia is expectedly ...TB infection prevention, supporting diagnosis with CXR and culture and/or molecular tests, screening for latent infections and prompt ... See full document

... The possible explanation for this difference could be due to the difference in viral endemicity between the nations, awareness, potential exposure in risky medical proce- dures, over workload, and working hours per day ... See full document

... the meta-regression analysis showed a decreasing pattern of overall HBsAg prevalence rate over study ...in Ethiopia. However, unlike HBV, the HCV seroprevalence analysis in the HIV infected ... See full document

... TB-IRIS. Co-infection with HIV can complicate the manage- ment of hepatic TB, and clinicians must be knowledgeable of differences in pathophysiology, treatment, and disease ... See full document

... with human immunodeficiency (HIV) ...comprehensive review article in the literature that well investigates this critical ...this systematic review using Pubmed ...HIV infection, ... See full document

... TB/HIV co-infection is characterized by a heteroge- neous clinical course that varies with timing and nature of TB disease (infection vs reactivation), CD4 counts, treatment access, and adherence to ... See full document

... A systematic review is therefore necessary to identify demographic, lifestyle, clinical and laboratory charac- teristics of patients which might be associated with HIV infection in primary ...HIV ... See full document

... HIV infection appears to be associated with substantially increased morbidity and mortality compared with HIV non-infected patients [14, ...and tuberculosis in the CNS causing depressed monocyte and ... See full document

... B virus; HCV: Hepatitis C virus; HIV: Human immunodeficiency virus; IDU: Injecting drug use; NOS: The New Castle Ottawa Scale; OR: Odds ratio; PCR: Polymerase-chain reaction; PRISMA: ... See full document

... HPV infection may lead to the development of tumors in the genital area, especially the lower female genital tract, 20 but its role in gastrointestinal cancers including the CRC requires further ... See full document

... Concerns about IFA specificity stem largely from studies showing positive results in populations expected to be negative, although the most frequently cited—in 200 Panamanian Indians with no known exposure—found only one ... See full document

... HIV infection only and also those with MTb ...its co-infection with MTb poses on the human population can be effectively controlled by a highly reliable and sensitive approach of diagnosing ... See full document

... animals may substantially contribute to the occurrence of Salmonellosis. Although surveillance and monitoring systems are not in place and its epidemiology is not de- scribed, qualitative and quantitative syntheses of ... See full document

... fungal co-infection among Iranian patients with pulmonary TB using a systematic review and ...a review of cross-sectional studies on the prevalence of pulmonary fungal ... See full document

... Abstract Co-infection of tuberculosis and parasitic diseases in humans is an important public problem in co-endemic areas in developing ...on co-infection and even fewer reviews. ... See full document

... 836 abstracts and 75 full-text publications were retrieved. A total of 8 non-interventional studies conducted in USA during the period 2005-2010 were eligible for review. The characteristics of the patients ... See full document