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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Neurovirol. 2010 Jun;16(3):230–241. doi: 10.3109/13550281003735709

Table 1.

Summary of cases examined

ACSR Number-Lab ID HAD Degree of Neuropathology1 Other Primary Pathology2 HAART3
3007238-NV None none yes
3007235-KA None 1 yes
3007241-FL None 1 yes
3007239-YZ None 1 yes
3007240-OK None 1 yes
3007243-DE None 1 yes

3007234-AZ None 3 CVD yes

3007242-BW Progressive 2 Meningeal Lymphoma yes

3007233-DY Acute 1 MAC yes

3007244-GA Progressive 5 Pulmonary Edema yes
3006990-CX Progressive 5 no
1

The Degree of Neuropathology is estimated on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being slight edema and/or vacuolization or other similar minimal tissue damage and 5 being profound macrophage infiltration or other severe abnormalities. In the CVD patient, the primary neuropathology observed was atherosclerosis while in the lymphoma patient the primary neuropathology was leptomeningeal lymphoma.

2

All patients eventually died with multiple pathologies common to end-stage AIDS; noted in this column are the primary non-neurological causes of death of the patients, as shown in table 2, detectable HIV in most brain tissues.

3

HAART therapy was frequently stopped in the weeks or days prior to death.