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Fatal bacillary angiomatosis mimicking an infiltrative vascular tumour in the immune restoration phase of an HIV-infected patient

Antiviral Therapy (2012) 17(2) 405-407
DOI: 10.3851/IMP1927
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Bacillary angiomatosis mainly affects the HIV-infected population. Information is limited on the evolution of bacillary angiomatosis during immune restoration following initiation of HAART. We report an unusual case of fatal Bartonella quintana bacillary angiomatosis occurring in an HIV-infected man during the immune restoration phase. © 2012 International Medical Press.

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Murillo, O., Mimbrera, D., Petit, A., Gil, H., Anda, P., Carrera, M., & Podzamczer, D. (2012). Fatal bacillary angiomatosis mimicking an infiltrative vascular tumour in the immune restoration phase of an HIV-infected patient. Antiviral Therapy, 17(2), 405–407. https://doi.org/10.3851/IMP1927

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