Anti-infective treatment in HIV-infected patients during perioperative period

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The AIDS patient with abdominal pain: a new challenge for the emergency physician.

Scientific approaches to AIDS prevention and control in China.

The incidence of intra-abdominal surgery in acquired immunodeficiency syndrome: a statistical review of 904 patients.

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