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Markov modelling of viral load adjusting for CD4 orthogonal variable and multivariate conditional autoregressive mapping of the HIV immunological outcomes among ART patients in Zimbabwe

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healthcare

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paper
Créateur:
Matsena Zingoni, ZvifadzoChiTodd, JimMusenge, Eustasius
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fig
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Abstract Background This study aimed to jointly model HIV disease progression patterns based on viral load (VL) among adult ART patients adjusting for the time-varying “incremental transients states” variable, and the CD4 cell counts orthogonal variable in a single 5-stage time-homogenous multistate Markov model. We further jointly mapped the relative risks of HIV disease progression outcomes (detectable VL (VL ≥ 50copies/uL) and immune deterioration (CD4

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MedicineNeuroscienceEcologyFOS: Biological sciencesImmunologyFOS: Clinical medicine69999 Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified19999 Mathematical Sciences not elsewhere classifiedFOS: Mathematics110309 Infectious Diseases+2

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