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Sheikh, A., Patel, P., Scherzer, L., Neumann, C., Anabwani, G., & Tolle, M. (2012). Measles in HIV-infected children in southern Africa. South African Family Practice, 54(2). https://doi.org/10.1080/20786204.2012.10874197
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Measles in HIV-infected children in southern Africa
Abstract
In recent years, southern Africa has experienced a widespread measles outbreak. Given the high human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) prevalence in the region, the particular features of measles in HIV-infected individuals are of interest to clinicians, especially as regards children, as are measles immunisation strategies for this population. This review discusses a case of
severe measles in an HIV-infected child in Botswana, focusing on its implications for clinical case management in Botswana and similar settings and for policies on measles immunisation.
severe measles in an HIV-infected child in Botswana, focusing on its implications for clinical case management in Botswana and similar settings and for policies on measles immunisation.
