Resumen
Five percent of 145 HIV-1 infected men enrolled in an assisted reproductive technology (ART) program
harbored detectable HIV-1 RNA in semen, although they had no other sexually transmitted
disease and their blood viral load was undetectable for at least 6 months under antiretroviral treatment.
This result justifies measuring HIV-1 RNA in semen before the ART process and suggests that
a residual risk of transmission has to be mentioned to the patients who would like to have unprotected
sexual intercourse. (Extraído del artículo)
Autoría:
MARCELINA, Anne-Geneviève;
TUBIANA, Roland;
LAMBERT-NICLOT, Sidonie;
LEFEBVRE, Gilles;
DOMINGUEZ, Stéphanie;
BONMARCHAN, Manuela;
VAUTHIER-BROUZESE, Danièle;
MARGUET, Françoise;
MOUSSET-SIMEON, Nathalie;
PEYTAVIN, Gilles;
POIROT, Catherine