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Lopinavir concentrations of individual patients during the study period.
<p>The circles indicate lopinavir concentrations measured while patients were receiving tuberculosis treatment, while the squares indicate lopinavir concentrations once tuberculosis treatment has been completed.</p
The baseline characteristics of the enrolled cohort.
1<p>CD4-counts were collected from the clinical record. We recorded the last CD4-count prior to study enrolment.</p>2<p>Viral load measurements were collected from the clinical record. We recorded the last viral load prior to study enrolment that was done within 6 months of tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment.</p>3<p>One patient was started on LPV/r-based ART and tuberculosis treatment on the same day in the double dose LPV/r group.</p
Form for assessment in urgent care for haemorrhagic fevers.
<p>Form for assessment in urgent care for haemorrhagic fevers.</p
Association of herbs with significant liver fibrosis in HIV-infected participants.
<p>Multivariate model for HIV-infected participants adjusts for: age, occupational fishing, positive Hepatitis B surface antigen, gender, heavy liquor use (≥1.25 L/week), ART, and CD4 nadir. Only participants with a valid TE scan (468/500) were included in the model. CI (Confidence Interval).</p
Characteristics of participants reporting current herb use.
<p>L (Liters), HBsAg (Hepatitis B Surface Antigen), HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus).</p
Characteristics of known herbs in the Asteraceae, Fabaceae, and Lamiaceae families.
*<p>one patient took both Ocimum gratissimum and Hoslundia oopposita. mg (milligrams), kg (kilograms).</p
Characteristics of known herbs in remainder of plant families.
<p>APV (amprenavir), ATV (atazanavir), AZT (zidovudine), EFV (efavirenz), IDV indinavir), LPV (lopinavir), NFV (nelfinavir), NVP (nevirapine), SQV (saquinavir).</p