Periode Waktu Inisiasi Anti-Retroviral Terapi (ART) Berhubungan dengan Perbedaan Outcome dan Tingkat Kadar CD4 pada Kasus HIV Positif
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https://doi.org/10.30597/mkmi.v14i3.4123Keywords:
HIV, CD4, ART, waktu inisiasiAbstract
Early ART (Anti Retroviral Therapy) treatment at higher CD4 levels is believed to provide better outcomes.
This study aims to determine the differences in outcomes and levels of CD4 levels based on the initiation period
of ART in HIV positive patients. This is a retrospective study, using secondary data to see differences in outcomes
(CD4, morbidity, morbidity, lost to follow-up) of patients based on time-span status of ART initiation. The study
population was all HIV-positive patients who were or had undergone antiretroviral therapy in Denpasar City. A
total of 312 patients were included in the study according to the criteria. The results showed that the proportion
of subjects who had a CD4 cell rise of only 0-99sel/mm3 tended to be greater in the group who started ART more
than 12 weeks compared to those who started ART 12 weeks down (44.7% vs 36.7%). Vice versa, the proportion
of subjects who had a CD4 increase ≥100 cells/mm3 was greater in the ART initiation group ≤12 weeks (73.3% vs
55.3%) p=0.046. The proportion of subjects who died and lost to follow up was greater in the subjects who started
ART over 12 weeks than the opposite (respectively 11% and 24.2% vs 5% and 12.7%, p=0.003). Significant differences
were also seen, the proportion of subjects who were still on HAART was greater in the group of subjects who
initiated HAART ≤12 weeks (64.8% vs 82.4%, p=0.003).
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