Richtlijn preventie, diagnose en behandeling van tuberculose bij patiënten met een hiv-infectie

Frank van Leth; Agnes C. Gebhart; Richard van Altena; Annemieke A. Rijkeboer; Annet M. Reusken; Paul J. H. J. van Gerven

Richtlijn preventie, diagnose en behandeling van tuberculose bij patiënten met een hiv-infectie

Frank van Leth
, Agnes C. Gebhart
, Richard van Altena
, Annemieke A. Rijkeboer
, Annet M. Reusken
, Paul J. H. J. van Gerven

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Abstract

An interdisciplinary workgroup from the National Committee for Practical Tuberculosis Control in the Netherlands has written an evidence-based practice guideline on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of HIV-infected patients with active tuberculosis or latent tuberculosis infection. The diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis are effectively the same in patients with or without an HIV infection. The diagnosis is more complex in a patient with an HIV infection due to the effect of the immunodeficiency on diagnostic parameters. Concomitant treatment of tuberculosis and HIV is complicated by drug interactions and overlapping adverse effects. In patients with tuberculosis and an HIV infection, the tuberculosis is preferably treated before antiretroviral therapy is started. The nurse or nurse practitioner in the organisation where the tuberculosis is diagnosed is responsible for supporting the HIV patient with tuberculosis

Original language	Dutch
Pages (from-to)	A1225
Journal	Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde
Volume	153
Publication status	Published - 2009

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