Hospital for Infectious Diseases Prevention of mother to child transmission mode of HIV.docVIP

Hospital for Infectious Diseases Prevention of mother to child transmission mode of HIV [Abstract] Objective To investigate the infectious disease hospital PMTCT work patterns. Methods 110 cases of AIDS virus (HIV-infected pregnant women after full consultation pregnancy outcome of voluntary choice, for those who choose to terminate the pregnancy to provide safe abortion services, select pregnant women give birth to the specification by the AIDS Division is responsible for anti-viral treatment, the responsible maternal obstetric care, safe delivery and newborn-related treatment, 42 days postpartum mother to child transfer of AIDS Branch Manager, Child Health Division infants also turn routine physical examination, growth monitoring, mentoring programs immunity and the HIV antibody test. The results of 92 cases of maternal in 82.61%, a full course of antiviral treatment, the remaining cases selected intrapartum post-partum or postpartum prevention programs, the overall drug compliance is good, there are 26 cases of 18 months of age in infants HIV antibody test were all negative, and the remaining infant follow-up. Conclusions based antiretroviral therapy integrated measures to prevent HIV mother to child transmission can be effective, standardized antiretroviral HIV treatment success of PMTCT key, preventing mother to child HIV transmission is complex system engineering, through multi-disciplinary, multi-sectoral cooperation can achieve good maternal HIV infection management and prevention of the best child transmission of HIV the best results. [Keywords:] human immunodeficiency virus antiviral vertically integrated prevention of disease transmission At present, the overall low prevalence of AIDS epidemic in specific populations and the trend of high prevalence in some areas, female AIDS virus (HIV infection and significantly increased the proportion of mother to child transmission. Despite the successful experience of foreign countries to take anti-retrovir