7 research outputs found
Anaemia in pregnancy is associated with advanced HIV disease.
CAPRISA, 2014.Abstract available in pdf
Anaemia in pregnancy, within 72 hours of delivery and 2 weeks post delivery.
<p>*Microcytic Anaemia: Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV) <83fL.</p><p>Normocytic Anaemia: Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV) 83–101 fL.</p><p>Macrocytic Anaemia: Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV) >101 fL.</p><p>Anaemia in pregnancy, within 72 hours of delivery and 2 weeks post delivery.</p
Association between HIV Disease Stage and Anaemia in Pregnancy and Postdelivery.
<p>Association between HIV Disease Stage and Anaemia in Pregnancy and Postdelivery.</p
Anaemia in Association with Antiretroviral Use and HIV Disease Stage (CD4 Count <200 cells/mm<sup>3</sup>).
<p>Anaemia in Association with Antiretroviral Use and HIV Disease Stage (CD4 Count <200 cells/mm<sup>3</sup>).</p
Obstetric and Infant Outcomes in Association with Anaemia in Pregnancy.
<p>Obstetric and Infant Outcomes in Association with Anaemia in Pregnancy.</p
Prevalence, incidence and recovery of anaemia in pregnancy, within 72 hours postpartum and day 14 postdelivery.
<p>Prevalence, incidence and recovery of anaemia in pregnancy, within 72 hours postpartum and day 14 postdelivery.</p