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Dr. Ira Shah : HIV Awareness for Child - Parent Education | Pediatric Oncall
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09/03/2017 18:30:01
Dr. Ira Shah educating about HIV in Children.
Pointers:
00:44 - Pediatric HIV - natural history
* Late 80s at Wadia Hospital - first started seeing patients with AIDS,
What WE FOUND:
+ Mother to child transmission
Malnutrition, chronic diarrhea, infections
+ Most HIV positive children survive for 75-90 months.
2:28 - Disease Progression
* In infants:
* PCP Pneumonia
+ In children between 3-4 years: Opportunistic infections
+ Hepatosplenomegaly,
+ Lymphadenopathy
+ Chronic Diarrhea
+ Oral Thrush
2:43 - After 5 Years:
+ HIV Cardiomyopathy,
+ HIV Encephalopathy
+ Renal and bone marrow involvement
4.57 - How does HIV occur in children?
Vertical Transmission of HIV in Children
* Intrauterine: 5%
* Intrapartum : 15-20%
* Breast Feeding : 10-15%
Thus mother to child transmission of HIV: 35-40% without intervention.
With intervention: less than 2%
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Dr. Ira Shah : HIV Awareness for Child - Parent Education | Pediatric Oncall
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Dr. Ira Shah educating about HIV in Children.
Pointers:
00:44 - Pediatric HIV - natural history
* Late 80s at Wadia Hospital - first started seeing patients with AIDS,
What WE FOUND:
+ Mother to child transmission
Malnutrition, chronic diarrhea, infections
+ Most HIV positive children survive for 75-90 months.
2:28 - Disease Progression
* In infants:
* PCP Pneumonia
+ In children between 3-4 years: Opportunistic infections
+ Hepatosplenomegaly,
+ Lymphadenopathy
+ Chronic Diarrhea
+ Oral Thrush
2:43 - After 5 Years:
+ HIV Cardiomyopathy,
+ HIV Encephalopathy
+ Renal and bone marrow involvement
4.57 - How does HIV occur in children?
Vertical Transmission of HIV in Children
* Intrauterine: 5%
* Intrapartum : 15-20%
* Breast Feeding : 10-15%
Thus mother to child transmission of HIV: 35-40% without intervention.
With intervention: less than 2%
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
For more info visit our WEBSITE Pediatric Oncall: https://www.pediatriconcall.com/
SUBSCRIBE to Pediatric Oncall for more such videos: https://www.youtube.com/pediatriconcall
FOLLOW us on social media pages for updates and regular case discussions:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/PediatricOncall/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pediatriconcall
Twitter: https://twitter.com/pediatriconcall
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
Also check out: "Dr. Ira Shah : Influence of research in Pediatric Infectious Diseases | Pediatric oncall"
https://youtu.be/eWjSQXCucRc
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
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